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Beer Factory's Cleaner Production Schemes and Assessment

Chen Yong-hui

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Taking Qidong Beer Factory as an example this article expounded that beer factories took the cleaner prodution assessment and schemes on the basis of power, technology and product after the quality of three wastes met the requirements of discharge standards. The factory obtained achievements on econnmic, society and environment after practice.

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Taking Qidong Beer Factory as an example this article expounded that beer factories took the cleaner prodution assessment and schemes on the basis of power, technology and product after the quality of three wastes met the requirements of discharge standards. The factory obtained achievements on econnmic, society and environment after practice.

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Taking Qidong Beer Factory as an example this article expounded that beer factories took the cleaner prodution assessment and schemes on the basis of power, technology and product after the quality of three wastes met the requirements of discharge standards. The factory obtained achievements on econnmic, society and environment after practice.

Key concepts: Factory (object-oriented programming), Cleaner production, Product (mathematics), Production (economics), Engineering, Quality (philosophy), Waste management, Manufacturing engineering

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