6. These are enclosed storage space used for small-volume storage a. Surge piles b. Stock piles c. Bins d. Silos 7. These are enclosed storage space used for long-term storage. These are usually larger than its counterpart. a. Surge piles b. Stock piles c. Bins d. Silos 8. Which of the three is NOT a type of flow on storage vessels? a. Mass flow b. Modified flow c. Funnel flow d. Expanded flow

6. These are enclosed storage space used for small-volume storage a. Surge piles b. Stock piles c. Bins d. Silos 7. These are enclosed storage space used for long-term storage. These are usually larger than its counterpart. a. Surge piles b. Stock piles c. Bins d. Silos 8. Which of the three is NOT a type of flow on storage vessels? a. Mass flow b. Modified flow c. Funnel flow d. Expanded flow

Solid Waste Engineering

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ISBN:9781305635203

Author:Worrell, William A.

Publisher:Worrell, William A.

Chapter8: Landfills

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