Elizah created an action plan to investigate how to control industrial waste disposal from March 10-19, 2012. The plan involved collecting data on definitions, types, and control methods of industrial waste over a period of 5 days. On March 15, Elizah compiled the information and on March 19 passed it to an assessor via email. The overall aim was to understand how to manage industrial waste and control disposal in the environment.
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Controlling industrial waste disposal
2. Action Plan
Stage Activity Period Action
I Collecting data about definition of 10 /3/2012 Elizah
industrial waste
II Collecting data on type of industrial 11 – 12 /3/2012 Elizah
waste
III Collecting data on ways to control 13 -14/3/2012 Elizah
industrial waste disposal
IV Compiling and arrangement of 15/3/2012 Elizah
information
V Pass up to assessor (by email) 19/3/2012 Elizah
4. Objectives
state what industrial waste
is
Explain ways to control
industrial waste disposal
Understand the importance
of managing industrial waste
5. Industrial waste are manage in 2
main ways:
by managing & treating the waste
by enforcing rules and regulations enacted
for the purpose
7. Ways to control Industrial Waste
Exhaust gases from motor vehicles
Catalytic converters should be fitted to the
exhaust pipes to change the exhaust gases into
harmless substances.
Use unleaded petrol
8. Reduce the sulphur content in petrol
Ensure car engines are in proper working
order(less smoke)
9. Toxic gases from factories
Toxic gases should be treated before they released
into the air.
Example:
Acidic gases should be neutralised
10. Electrostatic precipitators can be fitted to the
factory chimneys to attract large waste particles,
such as carbon.
Tall chimneys can be built to direct smoke high
into the air, so that it can carried & dispersed by
wind.
11. Toxic compounds containing heavy metals
These substances must be treated & changed into
harmless substances
Example
- harmful heavy metals should be extracted &
recycled for use.
12. Pesticides and chemical fertilizers
These should be controlled so that excessive
amount are not used.
Biological control should be encouraged.
- using predators to control pests.
- oil plantation use white owls to catch rats
which feed on the oil palm fruit.
14. Organic waste
Organic waste can be treated in oxidation ponds
where bacteria oxidise it into water, carbon dioxide
and harmless residue. The residue may be turned
into cattle feed / manure.
Organic waste is decayed to produce biogas
Small amounts of organic waste buried as
biodegradable. Also burnt in properly built
incinerators.
15. Radioactive waste
Is dangerous & great care must be taken to ensure
that it is safety disposal of.
Placed in lead or concrete containers with thick
walls.
- It must thrown into deep sea or buried deep in
the ground far away from residential areas.
16. Enforcing Rules & Regulations
Control of industrial waste the responsibility of
the Natural Resources and Environment Ministry.
Local councils and municipalities help the
ministry to ensure that rules and regulation are
allowed.
Anyone not following the rules and regulations
may be arrested, fined and jailed.
17. - managing and treating industrial waste by using modern
techologies such as electrostatic converters
-Using alternative source such as unleaded petrol
-Treatment before disposal of waste materials
-Control the usage of pesticides and fertilizers
-Awareness and educational programme
-Law, regulation and enforcements
18. to ensure that industrial waste is properly
managed so that the environment is free from
pollution, clean and does not endanger the
lives of people.
The people must co-operation and work together
with the health authorities to bring about a clean
and healthy environment
19. We must handle industrial waster properly so that we can lead a
healthy and happy life.