Management analysis of wastewater capital improvement programs in large cities

What Are the Causes and Cures of Poor Megaproject Performance? A Systematic Literature Review and Research Agenda

“…Develop a well-specified contract and strong change management processes to control and minimize changes to the baseline Assaf and Al-Hejji (2006), Wickramatillake et al (2007), Hameri and Nitter (2002), Love, Zhou et al (2017) 2. Establish an accurate and consistent information system recognizing the need for different structures to manage the data generated along the project life cycle Browning (2014), Wickramatillake et al (2007), Hameri and Nikkola (1999), Hameri and Nitter (2002), Iranpour et al (2000), Love et al (2010) 3. Involve heavily the engineering and project controls during the process that monitor, detect, and control the impacts of cost underestimation, scope changes, and schedule deviations Gharaibeh (2014), Liu et al (2014), Long et al (2004) Cures for Commercial Relationships Publications 1.…”

Effluent treatment technology and waste recycling

“…It is becoming increasingly important to devise technology for minimizing and treating industrial wastes, which in the USA are called maximally attainable, i.e., technically and financially accessible and providing solution to particular tasks within given parameters and without excessive expense [2].…”

“…At the start of the 21st century the volume was 900 billion US dollars, while the forecast for 2005 is 1200 billion US dollars. The leaders in this market are the USA, Japan, and Germany [1].It is becoming increasingly important to devise technology for minimizing and treating industrial wastes, which in the USA are called maximally attainable, i.e., technically and financially accessible and providing solution to particular tasks within given parameters and without excessive expense [2].The specifications of environmental protection organizations for industrial effluents amount particularly to standardizing the residual pollutants in water sent to the drains. There are various methods of treating industrial effluents, in particular galvanic processes and the production of printed-circuit boards to remove heavy metals and the corresponding pollution [3].…”