The Evaluating Of Water Utilisation From Palm Oil Mill Industry Using Cleaner Production Approach

Muhammad Ameirul Suffian, Mat Pauji (2015) The Evaluating Of Water Utilisation From Palm Oil Mill Industry Using Cleaner Production Approach. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Palm oil mill industry is one of the major industries in Malaysia. The growth of this industry gives-impact to the economic, environmental and social cultured in Malaysia. The processing of crude palm oil mill use large quantities of water and energy in their production process, which can generate large quantities of wastewater, air pollution and energy waste. This project investigate the CP options in palm oil mill industry by using Cleaner Production Implementation Tools (CPIT) and Water Pinch Analysis (WPA). The result shows that the water utilisation could reduce by 20% by using CP. In order to implement it in the palm oil mill industry, there were several methods to apply the application which are by collecting data and measure the usage of water in production process. After collected data, CP implementation tools were applied to analyse the data.

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