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A waste characterization study performed for the municipality would provide the data for the CSA. This task is supported by an Excel System Flow Map Tool, which analyzes the entered tonnage of each specific material category in the waste and recycling material streams. (See B34 System Flow Map Tool provided) .  \nThis task aims to detail the physical material flow in the waste and recycling streamsand identify the streams that present an opportunity for increased diversion. Upon completing this task, the users will have a tool that will support evaluating their current waste and recycling streams and assessing future opportunities. Figure 1 presents inputs and outputs for this task.  \nFigure 1: System Flow Map Potential Inputs and Outputs  \n6  \nSYSTEM FLOW MAP PROCESS FLOW  \nGather necessary data from recent waste characterization, organics diversions, and other diverted streams  \nEnter data into the Excel B34 System Flow Map Tool  \nData analysis based on Current Diversion Rate and the Landfill Capture Rate and the Potential Amount to be Captured for each material category  \nIn the Excel tool, determine Projected Increase in Landfill Capture Rate and validate the Is This Material Divertible? (Y/N) flag for each material category  \n4  \nThe System Flow Map Tool is designed to allow basic data entry and material stream analysis. However, it is recommended that someone with a strong knowledge of Excel manage the process as data collection and waste characterizations vary across municipalities, and some manipulation of the Excel spreadsheet may be necessary. If the waste characterization data isnot available from local haulers or other sources, a waste characterization will need to be completed.  \nA methodology for completing a waste characterization study for municipal solid waste has been published by ASTM International in ASTM D5231-92.3.  \nDATA COLLECTION  \nRecent waste characterization is necessary along with annual  \ntonnage on any existing organic or other diversion processes. A waste characterization study will generally provide the required detail for this analysis. The waste and recycling streams should be broken down into distinct material categories with consideration given to the necessary level of source separation required for the diversion of each material category.  \nThe B34 System Flow Map tool provides a breakdown of waste and recycling streams and material categories.  \nEXAMPLES OF MATERIAL CATEGORIES  \n Cardboard  \n Mixed Paper  \n Textiles  \n Food Waste  \nYard Trimmings  \n Plastic Film  \n \\#1 PET Plastic  \n Ferrous Metals  \n Aluminum  \nThe System Flow Map Tool collects Black (Waste) Bin and Blue (Recycle) Bin data. Diversion of organic material streams is done outside of Black (Waste) Bin and Blue (Recycle) Bin collection systems and are generally not included in a municipal solid waste characterization. If systems exist for organic diversion, diverted volumes for each material stream will need to be included as Amount Diverted for the organic Material Category(s) in the B34 System Flow Map Tool, see Figure 2.  \nFigure 2: Material Category Data Entry  \nThe System Flow Map Tool provides users the ability to enter ‘Other Annual Diversion Tons’ which is used for other diversion programs tracked outside the waste, recycling, and organic streams, see Figure 3.  \nFigure 3: Other Diversion  \n6  \nAdditional data analysis is possible by entering the desired, or projected, increase inlandfill capture rates and selecting which materials are divertible, see Figure 3 and Figure 4. This analysis will calculate a New Diversion Rate based on each divertible material category's potential diversion tonnage amount. 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