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Definitive Industrial Pollution Prevention Guide
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Industrial Pollution Prevention Handbook
by Harry M. Freeman

Don't Clean Up Pollutants--Prevent them Why conduct expensive clean ups when you can drasticaly reduce pollutants by improving management, boosting efficiency, eliminating toxins from your production process, or modifying product design.

In the Industrial Pollution Prevention Handbook, Harry Freeman of the EPA's Risk Reduction Engineering Lab, gives you a step-by-step pollution prevention (P2) program plus case histories that show how to implement it in 16 different industries.

You'll see how to:

  • Integrate P2 into your TQM program
  • Conduct risk analysis to set P2 priorities
  • Measure P2 progress
  • Use Total Cost Assessment to prove the profitability of P2 programs and win management support
  • Apply P2 to the electronics, chemical, petroleum, metal fabrication, textile, paper, pharmaceutical, auto, electroplating, and furniture industries
  • plus much more
Contents

  1. Pollution Prevention
  2. Overview of Waste Reduction Techniques Leading to Pollution Prevention
  3. Pollution Prevention Requirements in United States Environmental Laws
  4. Expanding the Pollution Prevention Framework
  5. Voluntary Pollution Prevention Programs
  6. State Facility Planning Requirements
  7. Pollution Prevention Incentives, Barriers, Regulations, and State Programs
  8. Develo0ping and Maintaining a Pollution Prevention Program
  9. Pollution Prevention and Total Quality Management
  10. Examples of Successful Pollution Prevention Programs
  11. Agile Manufacturing
  12. Facility Pollution Prevention Planning
  13. Descriptive Approach for Pollution Prevention Assessments
  14. Application of Risk Analysis to Set Pollution Prevention Priorities
  15. Profitability Analysis of Pollution Prevention Investments Using Total Cost Assessment
  16. Accounting for the Environment
  17. Measuring Pollution Prevention Progress
  18. Pollution Prevention through Life-Cycle Design
  19. Life-Cycle Assessment
  20. Product Labeling
  21. Pollution Prevention in Process Development and Design
  22. Pollution Prevention through Reactor Design
  23. Separations Technologies
  24. Pollution Prevention through Process Control
  25. Pollution Prevention through Process Simulation
  26. Pollution Prevention through Chemistry
  27. Mixing as a Tool for Pollution Prevention in Reactive Systems
  28. Process Equipment for Cleaning and Degreasing
  29. Pollution Prevention in Coating Application and Removal
  30. Pollution Prevention in Office Operations
  31. Pollution Prevention in Laboratory Operations
  32. Solvent Substitutes
  33. Maintenance Operations and Pollution Prevention
  34. Measuring the Performance of Environmentally Friendly Cleaning Solvents
  35. Materials Management
  36. Generic Pollution Prevention
  37. An Overview of Potential Environmental Impact from Industrial Activity
  38. Biotechnology for Pollution Prevention
  39. Pollution Prevention in the Electronics Industry
  40. Industrial Waste Recycling at an Automotive Component Manufacturing Facility
  41. Pollution Prevention and Foundries
  42. Pollution Prevention in the Power Generation Industry
  43. Pollution Prevention in the Fabricated Metal Products Industry
  44. Pollution Prevention in the Chemical Industry
  45. Pollution Prevention in the Petroleum Refining Industry
  46. Pollution Prevention in the Electroplating Industries
  47. Pollution Prevention at General Motors
  48. Wood Furniture Finishing
  49. Encouraging Pollution Prevention through Publicly Owned Treatment Works Activities
  50. Pollution Prevention in the Textile Industries
  51. Pollution Prevention in the Pulp and Paper Industry
  52. Pollution Prevention in the Pharmaceutical Industry
  53. Sources of Pollution Prevention Information
Index

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