QUANTITATIVE INVENTORY AND MANAGEMENT OF MUNICIPAL SOLID AND INDUSTRIAL WASTE IN CEMENT PRODUCTION: ASSESSMENT, STANDARDIZATION, AND DISPOSAL STRATEGIES

This article examines the assessment of the impact of industrial enterprises on the environment, the municipal solid waste generated in production processes, and their inventory, recuperation, and use of waste as a secondary product. In addition, the cement production process and issues of its disposal are considered. During the operation of a cement plant, household waste is generated. The process examines the environmental status of the cement production enterprise and measures for the formation and elimination of waste. The main purpose of the enterprise is the organization of cement production by dry method. During the research, qualitative and quantitative standards of expected impacts on atmospheric air were determined, sources and volumes of waste generation, their toxicity class were determined, waste generation standards and proposals for their further disposal and disposal were developed, and the impact of installed equipment on surface and groundwater was assessed. Draft standards for maximum permissible emissions (MPI) and production waste generation have been developed based on an inventory of their sources.