CORROSION PREVENTION AND CONTROL IN WATER TREATMENT AND SUPPLY SYSTEMS
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By J.E. Singley
Description A guide to preventing and monitoring corrosion within municipal water systems. Includes case histories and reviews of monitoring, detection, prevention, and control techniques.
Audience
Municipal drinking water facilities.
Contents Part I u Guidance Manual for Corrosion Control
Acknowledgements
Acronyms
Frequently Used Units and Other Terms
1. Purpose
2. Introduction
3. Definition of Corrosion and Basic Theory
Definition
Basic Theory
Characteristics of Water that Affect Corrosivity
Biological
Characteristics
4. Materials Used in Distribution Systems
5. Recognizing The Types of Corrosion
6. Corrosion Monitoring and Treatment
Indirect Methods
Direct Methods
7. Corrosion Control
Proper Selection of System Materials and Adequate System Design
Modification
of Water Quality
Use of Inhibitors
Cathodic Protection
Linings, Coatings and Paints
Regulatory Concerns in the Selection of Products
Used for Corrosion Control
8. Case Histories
Pinellas County Water System
Mandarin Utilities
Middlesex Water Company
Small
Hospital System
Boston Metropolitan Area Water System
Galvanized Pipe and the Effects of Copper
Greenwood, South Carolina
9. Costs
of Corrosion Control
Monitoring Costs
Control Costs
Glossary
Additional Source Materials
Part II u Review of Monitoring, Detection,
Prevention and Control Techniques
1. Introduction
Background
Objectives
2. Corrosion and Water Chemistry Background
General Aspects
of Corrosion and Leaching in Potable Water
Types of Corrosion
Corrosion Indices
General Corrosion Bibliography
Corrosion Indices
Bibliography
3. Materials Used in the Water Works Industry
Pipes and Piping
Storage Tanks
References
4. Corrosion Characteristics
of Materials Used In The Water Works Industry
Iron-Based Materials
Corrosion of Copper in Potable Water Systems
Corrosion of Lead
in the Water Works Industry
Corrosion of Aluminum in the Water Works Industry
Asbestos-Cement Pipe Performance in the Water Works
Industry
Concrete Pipe
Plastic Pipe
References
5. Corrosion Monitoring and Detection
Specimen Exposure Testing
Electrochemical
Test Methods
Chemical Analyses for Corrosion Products
References
6. Corrosion Prevention and Control
Mechanically Applied Pipe
Lining and Coatings
Tank Linings and Coatings
Corrosion Inhibitors
Economics
Case Histories
References
7. Considerations for
Corrosion Control Regulations
Reference
8. Recommendations
1. Introduction
Information Technology
The Information Age
Information
Expectations
Managing Knowledge
Judging a Company
Industry Characteristics
Equipment vs Type of Plant Operation
Payroll Spectrum
Shop Loading
Data Gathering Functions and Equipment
On-Line Systems
Conclusion
2. Apparel Computer Overview
Introduction
History of Computers
Development of Computers in the Apparel Industry
Computer Applications
Payroll
Personnel
Accounting
Research and Development
Engineering
Distribution
Quality Control
Purchasing
Manufacturing
Production Control
Merchandising
Customer Service
Marketing
The Computer System as a Functional Integrator
Order Processing
Style Adoption
Computer Trends
in the Apparel Industry
Summary
3. Organization Functions and Information Flow
General
Organization Functions
Information Functions
Tracking Data Movement
Functions of Control for Profits
Zones of Control
Management Control Data
4. Corporate Goals
General
Strategic Versus Operational Planning
Mission Statement
Corporate Philosophy
Divisional Mission Statements
Menswear Group,
Slacks and Jeans Division, Manufacturing
Operational Planning and Establishing Objectives
Annual Plans-A Planning Schedule Example
Planning and the Dynamics of oChangeo
Operations Planning-General
Operations Planning-Establishing Objectives
Objectives
Summarizing
Objectives
5. Corporate Marketing Strategy
Introduction
Strategy Audits
Marketing Response
Competitive oSourcingo (Manufacturing
Options)
oInternalo Sourcing
oExternalo Sourcing
Sourcing Summary
Marketing and Sourcing Integration
6. Preseason Planning (Merchandising/Line
Planning)
Introduction
Establishing a Plan
The Implications of Uncertainty
Change and Flexibility
Style Variations Cost More
to Make
Functional Emphases Shift
Style Demands More
Conflicts Arise
Organization and Objectives
7. Merchandising Planning, Forecasting
and Controls
Introduction
Time-Phased Merchandising Plan
Product Identification
Product Development
Product Line Sales Preparation
The Need for Discipline
Preseason Forecasting and Forecast Control
Master Scheduling and Controls
8. Materials Scheduliing and
Utilization
Introduction
Material Standards Control
Material Requirements Planning
MRP System Organization
Material Utilization-The
Basis for Production Inventory Control
9. Production Control-Initiating Cutting
Introduction
Preparing a Production Order
Apparel
Production Orders
10. Production and Cut Planning
Introduction
Role of Production Planning
Planning Markers
Marker Objectives
Ply Heights
Manual Examples of Ply Height Calculation
11. Plant Loading and Cost Control
Introduction
Preparing Bundle Lists
Coupon Tickets
Routing Sequences
Work Flow Route Definition
Reporting from the Plant Floor
Reporting Time
Reporting Production
Monitoring Work Flow
Production and Work-in-Process Report
Interpreting Workflow Reports
Conclusion
12. Payroll
Introduction
Payroll Data Input
Payroll Computations
Source-to-Gross Pay
Gross-to-Net Pay
Data Base Files Created
Payroll Journal
Individual
Operator Records
Performance Efficiency
Operator Performance Efficiency
Operation Performance Efficiency
Style Performance Efficiency
Operator and Operation Cross Reference File
Absenteeism
Lateness and Absence Reports
Absenteeism Analysis
Off-Standard Activities
and Excesses
Off-Standard Activities
Off-Standard Time Loss Report
Fixed Time Loss
Labor Costs
Direct Labor
Indirect Labor
Statistics
Labor Cost Analysis
Production Status
Cost of Producing Styles
Assembling Direct Labor Costs by Style
Cost Prorated
to Styles
Material Costs per Style
High and Low Operator Performance Report
13. Customer Service
Introduction
General Requirements
Order Processing
Order Entry Reports and Activity
Customer Order Coding
Finished Goods Allocation
Allocation Reports and Activity
Sales Accounting
Invoicing
Accounts Receivable and Credit Management
Cash Application
Conclusion
14. Summary-Computer Controls
General
Inventory Management and Order Entry
Financial System
Manufacturing
MRP/MPS
Integrated Business System Summary
Impact of Single Unit Processing on Systems
Single or Low Unit Spreading Systems
Single Unit Garment Sewing
Cut/Sew Single Unit
System Summary
Planning Production
Preseason Planning/Product Development
Production Control Systems
Setting Up the New System
Bibliographic details
Hardbound, 325 pages, publication date: DEC-1985
ISBN-13: 978-0-8155-1031-4
ISBN-10: 0-8155-1031-4
Imprint: WILLIAM ANDREW
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