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Equipment involved in manual separation of materials usually includes a sorting belt or table, which contains a mixture of materials. Workers (“sorters”) are stationed on one or both sides of the belt or table. Hoppers or other receptacles for receiving removed items are positioned within easy reach of the sorters. The design of processes that rely on manual separation requires a good understanding of basic principles of time and motion, of the composition of the waste, and of the comfort and safety requirements of the sorters. The application of simple, labour-intensive designs does not imply a disregard for safety and environmental control within the facilities. The incorporation of manual separation into the design of resource recovery facilities is presented elsewhere in this chapter.
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