Clean Technology For Air Pollution Reduction And...

Abstract - Cleaner Production (CP) strategies are fundamentally concerned with operations, environmental sustainability and maximization of waste reduction, recycling, and reuse. This research has the purpose to identify the use of resources and sources of pollution in a cleaning equipments manufacturing and testing factory in order to apply the principles of clean technology for air pollution reduction and standardization of waste water. The research focuses on the assessment implemented by Clean Technology (CT) to inquire into the cause of air pollution and wastewater. The main application of clean technology is to minimize air pollution in the welding area (production area), and to develop a better system for wastewater treatment. Installation of local exhaust ventilation with a proper design can prevent the emission of welding fumes to the atmosphere and implementation of a treatment plant will help for the reuse of water. Both can give the company a better environment friendly a nd working atmosphere. A case study is carried out in a cleaning equipment manufacturing company. Key words: cleaner production, welding fume management, waste water management Nomenclature: CP - Cleaner Production SD - Sustainable Development GM - Green Manufacturing CT - Clean Technology STP - Sewage Treatment Plant LEV - Local Exhaust Ventilation GMAW – Gas Metal Arc Welding 1. INTRODUCTION Cleaner production is a new strategy used in the production techniques. It is an integrated,Show MoreRelatedThe Importance Of Clean Drinking Water Pollution2357 Words   |  10 Pagesand quality drinking water is increasingly becoming an urgent priority due to global pollution. It means that maintaining clean drinking water requires effective policies, regulations, and acts that identify, document, and eliminate health risks in all potable water sources. 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