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I work for a group that manages the recycling of construction and demolition waste. As part of our service, we provide monthly reports to the client and contractor that includes counts in tons of how much waste has been recycled (concrete, metal, etc.). For one of our projects we have run into a problem. Many non-trash items are being reported by the waste management company in cubic yards rather than tons. They do not weigh the material because there is no fee associated with recycling it. My question follows: Does anybody have a reliable way for estimating tons based on a given yardage for the following: concrete commingled cans and bottles commingled cardboard, newspaper, paper, cardboard (alone) metal Help on any of the above categories would be appreciated. Thankyou. |
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