The environmental protection concept of chemical manufacturing enterprises
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I would like to ask all of you experts: what is your company’s environmental protection philosophy?
Resource recycling is the primary focus, with compliant emissions as a secondary consideration. With environmental protection being emphasized so much these days, the entire company is also investing heavily in water treatment
Agree with the person above. First and foremost, it is necessary to control the generation of pollutants at the source; on one hand, materials can be recycled, and on the other hand, this helps to reduce the burden on subsequent treatment processes ； Only then are targeted treatment and disposal methods for the three wastes employed. What was mentioned above relates to engineering aspects; there are also other management systems, and generally foreign companies follow more standardized practices.
3R principles: reduce, reuse, recycle
Prioritize safe production, environmental protection, and people-oriented approaches
Do your best; there are all sorts of storage devices like safety cabinets, as well as plenty of leak prevention kits...
Our philosophy: Waste water: collected in separate categories for targeted treatment; Waste gas: centralized treatment of process-related waste gas, with unorganized waste gas being converted into organized waste gas for treatment; Solid waste: stored safely, incinerated safely, or landfilled safely. It sounds good, but in reality, only waste water and waste gas are treated in this way. For solid waste, it is only stored safely or incinerated using our own incinerators; as for waste that cannot be incinerated, it has to be stored until the landfill in the industrial park is ready for use