| 2013 | | SIIB SUDEEP A.R.11020243028MBA (E&E) 2011-13 | [DISSERTATION PROJECT] | To assess the viability of an E Waste collection centre in Hinjewadi | ACKNOWLEDGEMENT It gives me great pleasure in expressing my gratitude to my professor‚ Dr. Prakash Rao also the Head of Department – Energy & Environment‚ for his valuable teachings and guidance throughout the program. Without his supervision‚ this endeavor would have been a futile exercise. I would also like to thank
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source of energy‚ especially compared to other fossil fuel sources such as coal and oil. There are over 100 reactors operating in the United States‚ which provide roughly 20% of the nation’s electricity.1 Of those reactors‚ there is no permanent waste disposal site currently existing in the U.S‚ after plans to build a facility in Yucca Mountain in Nevada were scrapped due to concerns that were raised about the effectiveness of the site‚ and the possibility for seismic activity that could disturb any stored
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Review of Related Literature Classification of Wastes A. Solid Waste B. Liquid Waste C. Sludge D. Hazardous Waste I. Waste Management A. Waste Management in Developed Nations 1. Solid Waste A) Landfills B) Recycling C) Incineration 2. Liquid Waste A) Management Plans B) Waste Water Treatment Facilities C) Injection Wells 3. Hazardous Waste A) Landfill B) Incineration B. Waste Management in Developing Nations 1. Solid Waste A) Landfills B) Recycling C)
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water supply treatment plant‚ or air pollution control facility and other discarded material‚ including solid‚ liquid‚ semisolid‚ or contained gaseous material resulting from industrial‚ commercial‚ mining‚ and agricultural operations. The term ’ ’disposal ’ ’ means the discharge‚ deposit‚ injection‚ dumping‚ spilling‚ leaking‚ or placing of any solid waste or hazardous waste into or on any land or water so that such solid wastes‚ hazardous wastes‚ or any constituent thereof may enter the environment
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Case Study on Industrial wastes : Impact on society Neha Jaiswal‚4th yr‚ Industrial Engineering S.R.K.N.E.C‚Nagpur ABSTRACT: Waste are substances or objects which are intended to be disposed or are required to be disposed off by the provision of national laws. Industrial waste is a type of waste produced by industrial activities‚ such as that of factories ‚ mills and machines. Toxic waste‚ chemical waste‚ Industrial solid waste and Municipal solid waste are designations of industrial waste
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officer to whom he has delegated authority to personally account for disbursement/commitment of public funds in case wastage and misuse is suspected. RESPONSIBILITIES OF THEACCOUNTING OFFICER: Section 27 (2) of the Public Procurement and Disposal Act provides that the Accounting Officer shall be primarily responsible for ensuring that the procuring entity fulfils its obligations in the implementation of the provisions of the Act; The Accounting Officer of a Public Entity has the overall
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economic‚ and environmental study pertaining to the eventual disposal of the Spar‚ and concluded that deep sea disposal was the best option. Unfortunately‚ Shell UK forgot to take into consideration the political and public affects of the planned disposal. Greenpeace became actively involved in the stopping of the off-shore disposal once it was announced that Shell was given permission by the UK government to go ahead with the disposal. Greenpeace argued the Spar’s contents‚ as measured by Shell
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Public procurement (goods‚ works‚ non-consultant services and disposal of Public assets by Tender) G.N. No. 97 (contd) GOVERNMENT NOTICE No. 97 published on 15/4/2005 THE PUBLIC PROCUREMENT (GOODS‚ WORKS‚ NON-CONSULTANT SERVICES AND DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC ASSETS BY TENDER) REGULATIONS‚ 2005 ARRANGEMENT OF REGULATIONS PART I PRELIMINARY PROVISIONS Regulation 1. Citation 2. Application 3. Interpretation PART II GENERAL PROVISIONS 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. Procurement policy Economy and
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PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS OF WASTE DISPOSAL IN PORT-HARCOURT METROPOLIS TABLE OF CONTENTS CERTIFICATION…………………………………………………….…i DEDICATION…………………………………………………………..ii ACKNOWLEDGEMENT……………………………………….……..iii TABLE OF CONTENTS……………………………………………….V LIST OF TABLES…………………………………………………….Vii ABSTRACT…………………………………………………………….ix CHAPTER ONE 1.1 BACKGROUND OF STUDY ……………………….….……..…1 1.2 STATEMENT OF RESEARCH PROBLEM…………………..…3 1.3 SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY……………………..…..…….6 1.4 OBJECTIVE OF THE
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Wiley Plus Wk 2 Ex & Prob ACC/291 August 6‚ 2012 Wiley Plus Wk. 2 Ex & Prob E8 – 3 Date | Account Titles and Explanation | Debit | Credit | 31 – Dec. | Bad Debts Expense Accounts receivable-Fell | 1‚400 | 1‚400 | | | | | 31 – Dec. | Bad Debts Expense (840‚000 – 30000)*1% Allowance for Doubtful accounts | 8‚100 | 8‚100 | | | | | 31 – Dec. | Bad Debts Expense Allowance for Doubtful Accounts (120‚000*10%)-2100 | 9‚900 | 9‚900 | | | | | 31 – Dec.
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