Researching environmental effects of aluminium casting wastes by FMEA system
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Feeling environment problems increasingly, industry must examine relation of lifeproduction- environment more deeply, more sensitively, more realist and more rationalist. Every casting industry contribute to polluted environment more or less. Materials which are used by input in production, constitute gas and waste/by-product. Dense studying is done about preventing to oscillate dirty substance to atmosphere. Aluminium casting sectors damage to environment least of all. Gas and waste/by-product that constitute in aluminium casting production and don?t damage to environment too much and don?t cause polluted environment. In this study, slag and gas which are casting wastes and cause environmental effects were searched. So wastes which constitute in casting were researched risks and effects of environment and human health in firm where product aluminium casting parts in Konya by FMEA studying. Key Words: Aluminium, environmental pollution, wastes, recycling, FMEA
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Eyup Sabri Çelik
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Eyup Sabri Çelik (Master Thesis). Researching environmental effects of aluminium casting wastes by FMEA system, 2007, Yıldız Technical University.
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