Asbestos can be divided into two categories namely the friable and the non-friable asbestos. These two groups of asbestos will help us to differentiate the class and the type of method of asbestos disposal we can use to dispose our asbestos. We will take the groups one after the other and see what difference they have, their similarities and the method we can use to dispose them.
The first one is the friable asbestos; it is the type of asbestos that can be easily crushed with the hand. scaffold tower they appear soft and the method of asbestos disposal used for this type of material will not be costly. This type of material can be crushed and burnt or stored for future use.
The second type is the non friable asbestos that is of very solid state and will never crumble or be broken with an ordinary hand. It has a very strong resistance. An example of this type of asbestos is the roofing type in our houses. They can be very strong when they are still in a good condition but the resistance goes down with time and stress applied to it during its life span. The energy required for asbestos disposal of this type of material is high and thereby affect the cost of the asbestos disposal method applied to it.
Depending on the type of asbestos or the condition the asbestos is, it is very important to know that they can either de reuse or dispose. One should look for a better way of handling them at the lowest cost possible. The non friable asbestos in good condition can be smoothed and repainted to make it more beautiful and attractive. While the friable or the ones that is of low standard can be put under asbestos disposal state. Proper advice can be seek from the professionals about asbestos disposal method to be used in disposing our materials without causing harm to us or constituting nuisance to the environment.