9.5 施工期固废处置影响分析9.5.1 施工期固体废物主要来源施工期

9.5 Analysis of the impact of solid waste disposal during the construction period <BR>9.5.1 The main sources <BR>of solid waste during the construction period The solid waste during the construction period mainly includes the domestic garbage of the constructors and the construction waste generated during the construction period. <BR>(1) The impact of domestic garbage on the environment The <BR>daily activities of construction workers will produce a certain amount of domestic garbage, and the average domestic garbage discharged per person is about 0.8-1.2kg/d. During the peak period of the construction period, about 45,000 people are employed every day. The maximum production volume is about 54t/d. After classification and unified collection, these domestic wastes are regularly processed by the outsourcing unit and will not cause significant impact on the surrounding environment. <BR>(2) The impact of construction waste on the environment. <BR>Construction waste mainly includes foundation treatment and loss of building materials during the construction process, and a small amount of sand, soil, stone, cement, scrap metal, steel bars, iron wires, waste wires, and waste optical cables that are discarded on site during the decoration phase. Broken tools, parts, containers and even scrapped machinery, etc. After the construction waste is stacked in a planned way, classified and disposed as required, and comprehensively recycled, it will have little impact on the environment.

9.5 impact analysis of solid waste disposal during construction<BR>9.5.1 main sources of solid waste during construction<BR>Solid waste during construction mainly includes domestic waste of construction personnel, construction waste generated during construction, etc.<BR>(1) Impact of domestic waste on Environment<BR>The daily activities of construction personnel will produce a certain amount of domestic waste, with an average discharge of domestic waste of about 0.8-1.2kg/d per person. During the peak period of construction, about 45000 people are employed every day, and the maximum amount of domestic waste is about 54t / d. after classification and unified collection, these domestic waste will be treated by the outsourcing unit regularly, which will not have a significant impact on the surrounding environment.<BR>(2) Impact of construction waste on Environment<BR>Construction waste mainly includes the loss of foundation treatment and building materials during construction, a small amount of sand and stones, cement, waste metal, steel bars, iron wires, waste wires and waste optical cables generated in the decoration stage, damaged tools, parts, containers and even scrapped machinery abandoned on the site, etc. Construction waste has little impact on the environment after planned stacking, classified disposal and comprehensive recycling.

9.5 Impact analysis of solid waste disposal during construction period 9.5.1 Main sources of solid waste during the construction period Solid wastes during construction mainly include domestic wastes of constructors and construction wastes generated during construction. (1) the impact of domestic garbage on the environment The daily activities of construction personnel will produce a certain amount of domestic garbage, with an average discharge of about 0.8-1.2kg/d per person. During the construction period, about 45,000 people will be employed every day at the peak of personnel, and the maximum amount of domestic garbage will be about 54 t/d. After being classified and collected uniformly, these domestic garbage will be uniformly handled by the outsourcing unit on a regular basis, which will not have obvious impact on the surrounding environment. (2) The impact of construction waste on the environment Construction waste mainly includes foundation treatment and loss of building materials in the construction process, a small amount of sand stones, cement, scrap metal, steel bars, iron wires, waste wires, waste optical cables, abandoned damaged tools, parts, containers and even scrapped machinery at the site, etc. Construction waste has little impact on the environment after being piled up in a planned way, classified and disposed according to requirements, and comprehensively recycled.