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Recyclable Materials Composition Protocol <br />Sa li /Sorting Operations <br />1. Set Up Sorting Station <br />Set up platform scale in nearby location away from vehicle and sorter traffic <br />lanes. <br />Set up sorting table(s). <br />~ Place 4 to 6 plastic 55-gallon drums near the sorting table. <br />^ Circle the sorting area with up to about fifteen (15), 90-gallon carts and <br />appropriate number of 18-gallon recycling bins for smaller categories, (e.g. <br />"Plastic Film", and "Other Trash"). <br />Place sort boards (to be provided by Dan Krivit) on or near each cart to <br />distinguish the category for that cart (or carts). <br />^ Assure sort crew has all necessary safety equipment. <br />2. Establish Sort Crew Assignments <br />One (1) crew leader/data manager (keeper of the clipboard). <br />One (1) assistant crew leader, reader of the scale for cart weights and empty cart <br />tare weights. <br />Two (2) to three (3) sorters/laborers. <br />3. Random Selection of Samples <br />The Project Team recommends the following procedure for random sampling: <br />1. Visually divide each sample load into 16 cells after the load is tipped onto the <br />ground. Once tipped, the loads tend to be distributed in an elongated <br />configuration similar to that shown in Figure 1 below. <br />B~~os 3 <br />
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