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A methodology for assessing and monitoring risk in the industrial wastewater sector

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posted on 2021-04-21, 07:43 authored by Anna Trubetskaya, William Horan, Paul Conheady, Ken Stockil, Shane Merritt, SEAN MOORESEAN MOORE
he concept of sustainable risk assessment in industrial wastewater treatment is vital to deter mine the causes and consequences of plant failure. The potential wastewater-related risks that could hamper the operation of the entire manufacturing facility are currently inadequately defined and under researched. This work proposes a framework that includes the comparison of literature and experimental data to quantify the impact of the significant process parameters on the critical process outputs. From the business perspective, managing and minimising risks will be possible when the number of impact parameters is low and the relationships between different parameters are clearly understood. The results show that even only the evaluation of technical risks can provide an assessment platform template for other risk types. Also, the structured and statistically analyzed data sets applied might be further used in the design and development of machine learning platforms algorithms to inform sustainable process outcomes adjusted for various geographical locations and human factors which significantly affect the industrial water sector globally.

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Water Resources and Industry;25, 100146

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Elsevier

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peer-reviewed

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EPA

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English

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