Residual Inert Matter definition

Residual Inert Matter means the inert matter left for final disposal in Engineered Sanitary Landfill Site after processing of the Solid Waste by one or more of the relevant Project;
Residual Inert Matter means the waste matter obtained after processing of the MSW by each of the relevant Project Facilities.
Residual Inert Matter means the material left as residue after Processing of Municipal Solid Waste and segregation and removal of the organic matter, compost or organic manure there from, either wholly or in part, and includes pre-processing rejects.

Examples of Residual Inert Matter in a sentence

  • First Party shall be primarily responsible for ensuring the availability of a Landfill Site for accepting the Residual Inert Matter and Rejected Wastes generated from First Party MSW Quantity, under the arrangements that it reaches with First Party or any other Person for disposal of MSW generated within the First Party Supply Area.

  • All charges for handling and transportation of the Residual Inert Matter will be borne by Corporation.

  • Any Tipping Fee ("Tipping Fee" means any charges, fees or levies, etc… by whatsoever name called, paid by First Party/Corporation to First Party/any other agency for use of Landfill site for disposal of Residual Inert Matter and Rejected Waste due to First Party MSW Quantity) or other charges that are imposed by First Party for making the Landfill Site available shall be borne by First Party and if Corporation has to pay any such tipping fee or charges, it shall be charged to First Party.

  • However, if such Landfill is not made available by First Party due to any reasons whatsoever, or at a later date First Party refuses to accept Residual Inert Matter generated due to First Party MSW Quantity, then First Party shall cause the Landfill Site to be made available for the purposes of this Agreement at its own cost and expense (including payment of all levies, charges and taxes whatever) and as per the requirements and conditions as prescribed under Applicable Law.

  • To be deleted if the Residual Waste and Residual Inert Matter will not be disposed of at a sanitary landfill and an alternate location is to be specified.


More Definitions of Residual Inert Matter

Residual Inert Matter means t he i nert m atter l eft f or f inal di sposal i n Engineered Sani tary L andfill af ter pr ocessing of t he M SW in t erms of t his Agreement;
Residual Inert Matter means the material left as residue after Processing of Municipal Solid Waste and segregation and removal of the organic matter, compost or organic manure therefrom, either wholly or in part, and includes pre-processing rejects.
Residual Inert Matter means the waste matter obtained after processing of the MSW by each of the relevant Project Facilities and is not fit for any kind of use and to be disposed off in the Landfill and shall not have more than 10% of organic content.
Residual Inert Matter means the waste matter produced after processing of the Acceptable Waste at the MRF Facility.
Residual Inert Matter means the waste matter obtained after Processing of the MSW by waste Processing facilities within the SLF.
Residual Inert Matter means the waste matter produced after processing of the Acceptable Waste at the WtC Facility.
Residual Inert Matter means the waste matter remained as residue after processing of the MSW WASTE at the Plant;