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Onboard Weighing System Improves Cell Management at Waste Transfer Facility.


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On-Board Weighing System
On-Board Weighing System

Provided by:Accuweigh Pty Ltd

5/09/2007 - To better manage their landfill operation, Newcastle City Council recently ordered three Accuweigh onboard weighing systems to accurately monitor the volume of waste products being added to their landfill cells.

This  project was personally handled by Accuweigh's NSW Operations Manager, Mark Mitchell, to ensure the implementation of this appealing new onboard weighing technology progressed with minimal disruption to the day to day operations of this very busy landfill site.

Waste material received from the various waste transfer facilities of N.C.C. are sorted into nominated skip bins (solid waste, inert & general waste, concrete and green waste. When full, these bins are picked up by a hook truck fitted with an Accuweigh Onboard Weighing System which then records and stores the weight of the waste material and the barcode identification of the skip bin before being emptied at the nominated landfill cell.

At the end of the day, the stored data from each onboard system is downloaded into a spread sheet for waste volumes to be totalised on each landfill cell for EPA requirements. This allows N.C.C. to more accurately forecast the current capacity each cell, the soil cover requirements, the compaction ratio and also the residual air space of each cell.

The Accuweigh Onboard Weighing System fitted to these hook trucks provides an economical means of providing accurate data to assist the N.C.C. to better manage this landfill operation.
Trade Approved weighing systems are also available to suit a variety of truck layouts.


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