Trying to pin down a clearer picture of methane emissions from wood and wood products disposed of in landfills and over what time periods.
Please check the following link.
https://googleweblight.com/i?u=https://www.researchgate.net/publication/5672388_The_Decomposition_of_Wood_Products_in_Landfills_in_Sydney_Australia&grqid=_x5RNgOo&hl=en-IN
Article The Decomposition of Wood Products in Landfills in Sydney, Australia
Hi,
Please try Raco et al., 2010 (https://www.infona.pl/resource/bwmeta1.element.springer-e7da9099-a0b3-3a5c-983b-b1772df22575).
This study is important as it provides repeat measurements (11 separate surveys) of LFG emissions using a state-of-the-art accumulation chamber method and compares the actual measured emissions against empirical LFG emission models. It is one of the better works I have read. Onk et al 2010 also provide a very sound review of LFG emissions and dynamics. They note, as do many other workers, that the various kinetic decay models can be wildly inaccurate producing large variance in emissions for the same landfill.
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