Electroplating clean production process

Author: Feng Shaobin
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book is one of the series "Practical Electroplating Technology," systematically summarizing the achievements and experiences in China's clean production processes and technologies in recent years, as well as providing an overview of developments in various aspects. The book introduces national policies and regulations on the management of key industries, elaborates on the basic concepts of clean production, the significance, methods, and procedures of implementing clean production in the electroplating industry, and summarizes the pilot experiences of domestic electroplating enterprises in adopting clean production. It includes practical experiences such as adopting new technologies, replacing toxic and harmful processes, strengthening enterprises' comprehensive process management, improving production efficiency, increasing the utilization rate of various chemical raw materials, as well as water and energy conservation, significantly reducing waste, alleviating the pressure and costs of end-of-pipe treatment. The book also summarizes the experiences of establishing electroplating industrial parks in recent years, achieving coordinated development of environmental protection and production. Additionally, the book specially incorporates the research findings of the authors' National Natural Science Foundation of China-funded project—Electrochemical Activation Phenomena and the Initial Processes of Metal Electrodeposition—and integrates the results of the authors' many years of teaching and research in electroplating technology. This book is a valuable reference for engineering technicians engaged in surface treatment, electrochemical engineering, and electroplating fields, as well as for business managers in the industry, technical personnel in relevant national departments, and faculty and students in related disciplines of universities and colleges.