Describe the operation of hauled container system and stationary container system of waste collection.

The hauled container system and stationary container system are two different methods of waste collection.

1. Hauled Container System:

• In this system, waste containers are placed at designated locations throughout the area.
• Waste collection trucks equipped with hydraulic lifting mechanisms are used to pick up and transport the containers.
• The trucks have a mechanical arm that grabs and lifts the container, emptying its contents into the truck.
• Once the container is emptied, it is placed back at its original location.
• This system is commonly used in areas with limited space or difficult access, as it allows for efficient collection without the need for large stationary containers.

2. Stationary Container System:

• In this system, large stationary containers are placed at specific locations within the area.
• These containers are usually made of durable materials such as metal or plastic and have a large capacity.
• Waste collection trucks come to these locations and empty the containers directly into the truck.
• The containers are then returned to their original position for further use.
• This system is commonly used in areas with ample space and easy access, as it allows for efficient collection of large volumes of waste.

Both systems have their advantages and disadvantages. The hauled container system is more flexible and can be used in areas with limited space, while the stationary container system is more suitable for areas with larger waste volumes. The choice of system depends on factors such as the available space, waste volume, and accessibility of the area.