Estudio piloto para el tratamiento de lixiviados generados en un botadero controlado

Pesántes, Lizbeth; Ruiz, Virginia; Muñoz, Marcelo; Aldás, María Belén

doi:10.15446/ga.v21n2.74908

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“…El tipo de investigación es aplicada, ya que se caracteriza por la aplicación de conocimiento científico en una realidad concreta y ponerlo en práctica [6]. En este sentido, en la presente investigación se pretende la implementación y sistematización de la tecnología de ozonización como tratamiento alternativo para reducir compuestos orgánicos totales en lixiviados provenientes del vertedero urbano de Cajamarca, 2022.…”

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“…El diseño de la investigación es experimental, sustentado en lo que señala [6], que una investigación experimental permite la comparación de dos o más variables, por lo cual se debe llevar un control riguroso de cada una de ellas. En este sentido en la presente investigación se plantea controlar y manipular la variable independiente que son la aplicación del ozono para reducir los compuestos orgánicos totales en lixiviados provenientes del vertedero urbano de Cajamarca.…”

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Application of ozone technology in the treatment of leachate to reduce total organic compounds in the landfill of urban solid waste in Cajamarca - Perú

Ruiz¹,

Tucto²

2022

Proceedings of the 2nd LACCEI International Multiconference on Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Regional Development (LEIRD 202

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The objective of this research was to "Apply Ozone Technology in the treatment of leachates to reduce total organic compounds in the solid urban waste landfill in Cajamarca". Applied research was carried out at an experimental level. The population was represented by the leachates coming from the urban landfill of Cajamarca. Among the most outstanding results, it was found that the topography of the terrain increases the possibility of runoff into the landfill, putting at risk the nearby water bodies, as well as the soil and the environment. The physicochemical and biological parameters exceed the maximum allowable limits. The ozone technique was applied using portable equipment and showed an improvement in the concentrations of organic parameters of between 32% and 5%, with the greatest reduction in COD (from 1,031.3 mg/l to 702.5 mg/l). In reference to the true color of the water, an improvement of 54% was achieved, evidenced by a more clarified water. Finally, the biological parameters represented by total coliforms achieved a significant reduction. Ozone treatment achieved the elimination of biological agents by reducing them to 99.9%.

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Application of ozone technology in the treatment of leachate to reduce total organic compounds in the landfill of urban solid waste in Cajamarca - Perú

Ruiz¹,

Tucto²

2022

Proceedings of the 2nd LACCEI International Multiconference on Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Regional Development (LEIRD 202

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Access to Justice and Civil-Procedural Bargaining

Aidid

2023

University of Toronto Law Journal

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There is a virtual consensus that there is an ‘access-to-justice’ crisis in Canada. Some of the more concerning elements of the crisis – namely, the inaccessibility of courts – were brought into sharp focus at the onset of the global COVID-19 pandemic, wherein the already strained Ontario courts seemed poised to incur more ‘case debt’ and add to their already lengthy backlog. Responsively, governments and courts mounted a series of immediate reforms that were aimed at coping with the acute crisis, many of which were generally helpful measures that access-to-justice proponents advocated for even in non-emergency contexts. The relatively swift, frictionless nature of the changes – surely abetted by the emergency context – suggests that access-to-justice proponents, who often advocate large-scale legal, policy, and regulatory reforms, should consider what other such immediate, ‘low-hanging fruit’ interventions are available. Civil procedure offers fertile ground for such interventions. To this end, this article seeks to inform future reform efforts with three contributions. First, I argue that the access-to-justice problem is properly characterized as a civil-procedural problem. Second, I offer a new typology of civil procedural rules to fill conceptual gaps in the scholarship. Third, relying on an emergent literature about the concept of ‘procedural flexibility,’ I argue that procedural rules are more negotiable than traditional accounts contemplate, which presents opportunities for the practice of procedural bargaining as an access-to-justice tool.

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Estudio piloto para el tratamiento de lixiviados generados en un botadero controlado

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Application of ozone technology in the treatment of leachate to reduce total organic compounds in the landfill of urban solid waste in Cajamarca - Perú

Application of ozone technology in the treatment of leachate to reduce total organic compounds in the landfill of urban solid waste in Cajamarca - Perú

Access to Justice and Civil-Procedural Bargaining

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