List
of keywords of Cleaner Production:
1.
Reduce:
Making reductions, cuts.
2.
Reuse:
is to use an item again after it has been used
3. Recycling:
is the breaking down of the used item into raw materials which are used to make
new items
4.
Extraction:
The process of separating a mixture of materials, usually by using a solvent.
The result of the process of separation is called extract.
5. Elimination
(prevention) is an attempt to prevent the generation of limbahlangsung source,
ranging from raw materials, the production process for the product.
6.
Emissions:
Gas waste waste products of fuel combustion. Some of the released gas is
poisonous nature, and most of it is a greenhouse gas that has contributed
greatly to global warming.
7.
Barriers
to trade: trade barriers
8.
Biodegradable:
Can be explained biologically.
9.
Activated
Sludge: Mud active
10. Soil biodiversity: biodiversity in the
soil.
11. Biodiversity: biodiversity.
12. Biopori: water catchment methods aimed
at tackling flooding by increasing the power of absorbing water in the soil.
13. Biopory for Evergreen Revolution:
Biopori for a sustainable green revolution. BPS: Statistics
14. BPS: Statistics
15. Buyer requirements: Buyer
Requirements.
16. How arc Bredig: Used to make the soles
of metal.
17. Condensation Method: This method can
be done through chemical reactions, such as redox reactions, hydrolysis, and
dekomp [osisis duplicate, or a change of solvent.
18. How pestisasi: Making colloidal of
coarse grains or of a precipitate with the help of a substance pemeptisasi
(solver).
19. Agrochemicals: fertilizers and
pesticides
20. Dregs: The remaining items that had
been taken of her sari or starch. From penertian above, the residue is the
stuff that normally is not used anymore.
21. Smog: a complex mixture composed of
various gases and particles of liquids and solids.
22. Raw materials: Substances or objects
from which something can be made of it, or the items needed to make something.
23. Raw materials: Materials that have not
been processed, but sometimes it has been processed before being used for
further production process.
24. Clean Batik Initiative: Clean Batik
Initiative.
25. Clean development management: the
management of clean development.
26. Cleaner production: Production of
clean
27. Cluster: has the literal sense as a
set, group, community or a combination of certain objects.
28. Command and control: setting inspection
29. Command control: government controlled
by the government.
30. Compliance: Structuring
31. Curd: Clots are formed by coagulation
of the (milk) soy in the process of making out.
32. Degradation: The decline, decline,
decline.
33. Dematerialization: create a product
with the same functionality or more by using fewer raw materials than the
original product.
34. Chemistry: The process is done by
affixing the chemical or chemical solution to the waste water in order to
produce certain reactions.
35. Chlorine: Materials needed for water
treatment or disinfectant (disinfectant).
36. Knowledge and resources approach: the
use of high technology-based resources.
37. Coagulant: Substance clotting
colloidal systems. Colloid is a substance dispersed in a solvent as grains that
are larger than molecules but can not be seen with the eye.
38. Comprehensive: considered at the
earliest possible stage in the development of new projects or when reviewing a
process or activity in progress.
39. The concept of prevention of pollution
(pollution prevention) is a reaction to the perception of waste as close to the
defect (damage).
40. Continuous: no
terputus-putus/berkelanjutan.
41. Demonstration project: pilot projects
42. Disposal: (disposal) of waste to the
waste that has been processed.
43. Eco-efficiency: the business approach
to deliver improved economic and environmental efficiency. It is a concept
which combines methods of Good Housekeeping.
44. Ecolabelling: Certification for forest
products that meet the requirements of the care environment.
45. End-of-pipe: Processing the final
stage, which is focused on what to do about the waste when the waste is formed,
so no any added value to industry ..
46. Financials: Regarding the (affairs)
finance.
47. Flexible: can accommodate a variety of
changes, developments.
48. Good Agricultural Practices: the
development of the modern agricultural system.
49. Good housekeeping: This is the first
step in waste minimization efforts.
50. Good Operating Practices: good
operating practice to operate the equipment and production systems optimally.
51. Green productivity: productivity
environmentally friendly.
52. Identification: Giving signs in group
stuff or something. Activities that seek, find, collect, examine, register,
record the data and information from the field.
53. Implementation: Creating a concrete
implementation time plan and action plan undertaken.
54. Inceneration: waste treatment
technology that involves the combustion of organic materials.
55. Indigenous technology: technology use
domestic resources, technology.
56. Indicator: Something that can provide
(a) the instructions or information.
57. Inefficiency: Waste, pemubaziran,
inefficiency.
58. Continuous innovation: it is important
for a country to face global competition.
59. Input: revenues.
60. ISO, Ecolabel: international standard.
61. Services: the form of the services
offered to consumers.
62. Fog: Dispersion of particles in air.
63. Policy: a series of concepts and
principles that guide and basis in the implementation of a work plan,
leadership and how to act.
64. Head of soap: Force a hydrophilic
(attracted to water) while the hydrocarbon group is afraid of water.
65. Ambient air quality is an early stage
to understand the negative impact of air contaminants to the environment.
66. Waste: Waste resulting from a
production process both industrial and domestic (household).
67. Hazardous and toxic,: B3, is a remnant
of a business and / or activities that contain B3.
68. Implementation of waste minimization
is to reduce the number and level of contamination of the waste generated from
the production process by way of reduction, utilization and processing of
waste.
69. Minimization: Reduction
70. Risk minimization: reducing risks to
people and the environment.
