Naue Case Studies – Landfill engineering
Bentofix® Carbofol® Secugrid® – Nyamasoga Landfill -Uganda
The Nyamasoga Landfill in Uganda is a critically important hazardous waste facility in the oil-rich Hoima District. The 44 ha site is in close proximity to drilling pads and a proposed refinery. The site is also something of a trailblazer. In the absence of any governing hazardous waste barrier standards in the country for such a site, the facility owner chose a fully modernised design with geosynthetics from Naue for environmental security.
Bentofix® X – Hervey Range and Stuart Landfill
Townsville city lies on the northeast coast of Queensland, Australia with an estimated population of 200,000. Townsville city council runs three operational landfills that are open to the public. The Townsville Waste Services Department issued documentation for contract in late 2014 for capping and stormwater management of its two largest waste facilities at the Stuart landfill and the Hervey Range landfill. The Stuart landfill has an area of 81 hectares, while the total area of the Hervey Range landfill is approximately 74.6 hectares.
Bentofix® – Musselburgh Ash Lagoons – UK
The ash lagoons at Levenhall Links, on the outskirts of Musselburgh, in Scotland, were constructed in the 1960s on land which had been reclaimed from the Forth estuary. Created to accommodate spoil from Scottish Power's coal-fired Cockenzie Power Station, which ceased operation in 2013, waste fly ash was mixed with water to form a slurry and then transported from the plant, through a network of pipes, to be deposited in the lagoons.
Bentofix® Carbofol® Secutex® – Emission Reduction in Cities – Indonesia
Indonesia is the fourth most populated country in the world, undergo- ing rapid urbanisation. With a population of over 276 million people and an urban population of approximately 57% (World Bank, 2021), Indonesia has been struggling with extensive greenhouse emis-sions.
Bentofix® Carbofol® Secutex® – Landfill Szeged – Hungary
The Landfill Szeged is located north of Szeged in Hungary at the border to Serbia and Romania. It is easily accessible due to the near motorway M43. Phase I of the Szeged regional landfill, which was constructed in 2007, had an insufficient capacity and required a second Phase.
Secutex® Bentofix® – Bukit Tagar Sanitary Landfill – Malaysia
Klang Valley or Greater Kuala Lumpur is an area of approx. 2,800 km2 surrounding Malaysia’s capital and its adjacent state Selangor. Ten different local councils cover the area beyond the boundary of Kuala Lumpur. To preserve the quality of the environment, which is vital to the city, cleanliness and quality of life must be maintained at the highest possible level.
Secugrid® Bentofix® X – Sarbagita Landfill – Indonesia
The Indonesian island of Bali is one of the world’s most well-known tourist destinations. It provides critical economic vitality to the province, with tourism accounting for more than 70% of its economy. However, just 9km from the Ngurah Rai International Airport is the Sarbagita Regional Landfill.
