Beverage co. produces bottled purified water, flavored drinks and canned juices. The company also, produces bottled and canned drinks, as a part of manufacturing processes, water, carbon dioxide, sugar and other additives are involved. Water is a major component, making up to 50-70% of the drinks. Besides being a major component, water is also crucial in the cooling process during various manufacturing. Water is used for dilution, dissolving of the sugars, washing the bottles and cleaning of the floors. The process of manufacturing involves clarifying of water, filtering, mixing, carbonating and filling.
For the above processes energy is obtained from coal, electricity, diesel and batteries. However, coal is only used in the clarification
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During this task, processes were analyzed in detail to determine the inputs and outputs to be included in the mass balances which would be the basis for CP opportunities evaluation. The evaluation guidelines are as follows:
On-site inspection activities:
Identify all wastewater discharges including leaks and spills.
Monitor the process unit operations to identify unmeasured or undocumented releases of products and wastes.
Make necessary measurements to identify flow rates of specific discharge sources.
Make necessary experiments to characterize wastewater sources where there are obvious CP opportunities or high pollution loads to environment.
Interview the operators in the targeted drink manufacturing processing areas to identify operating parameters, wastewater generation and spill reduction opportunities.
Evaluate the general conditions of the processing equipment.
Examine housekeeping practices throughout the facility.
Check for spillage and leaks at the equipment
Check waste storage area for proper waste segregation.
Environmental
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Ideally all unit operations should have been selected as a target for cleaner production but with the past experience it is common for Cleaner Production assessments to focus on those processes that:
Generate a large quantity of waste and emissions
Need a lot of energy and raw material
Use or produce hazardous chemicals and materials
Entail a high financial loss;
Have numerous obvious Cleaner Production benefits
Environmental, Technical and Economic Concerns
Typical sources of problems at the site
Typical sources problems at the site
Solid waste
Soil pollution
Noise
Air emissions Plastic bottles
Spilled waste oil dumped waste oil
Engines and compressors Bottling hall
Combustion gases from boilers
Occupational health and safety problems
Noise in the bottling hall
Handling of caustic soda
Recommendations
1: Utilization of condensate:
Any process that allows energy contained in Steam condensate to go unutilized, is losing money in terms of fuel costs. Steam condenses to water at saturated temperature and so, depending on the pressure during condensation, the temperature of water may be 100 *C or more. Heat content in condensate is about 20% of the fuel energy burnt in the boiler. This is usable heat energy; it would be waste of money and
Key Resources The key resources that our company will need in order to operate all include products that help make the customized soda concept work. We will need to have a constant supply of co2 water on hand at all times to complete orders. The co2 water will be produced in store so a steady supply of water and c02 will be needed. This will save on cost from having to purchase premade c02 from a third party company. Along with the c02 water another key resource that is needed in the company’s operation is syrup ingredients.
Errors such as: leaks in containers, spills when filling the bottles and malfunction in the soda dispensers used by the company. Failure by the company employees that check the bottles to ensure the proper amount of
Contents Terms of Reference 2 Procedure 2 Findings 3 Current Structure 3 New Structure 4 Employee Relationships 4 Instructing Staff 5 Contingency Variables 5 Conclusion 6 Recommendations 6 References 7 Appendix A 8 Terms of Reference I am a HNC business student. I am writing this report as part of my course. This assessment covers outcome 4 of the Managing People and Organizations' class.
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