The wide application of environmental biotechnology in various fields has created huge benefits for human beings. However, since the related environmental biotechnology has not kept up with the rapid improvement of biotechnology, how to improve the application of environmental biotechnology in urban landfills and realize the coordination of technological and technological improvement are the key issues to ensure the healthy improvement of biotechnology. The research purpose of this paper is the application of environmental biotechnology in urban landfills based on the Internet of Things big data background. In the experiment, a mathematical simulation in the form of horizontal pipe network recharge was adopted, taking the municipal solid waste in M City as the research object, sampling and analyzing the experimental garbage before the experimental landfill operation to obtain the component data of the experimental garbage sample. Mathematical simulation in the form of horizontal pipe network recharge. Investigate and analyze domestic waste treatment technology and bioreactor landfill technology.

Bhimani Janki. Environmental Biotechnology in Urban Landfills Based on Big Data of the Internet of Things. Academic Journal of Environmental Biology (2020), Vol. 1, Issue 4: 40-48. https://doi.org/10.38007/AJEB.2020.010405.

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