Gestión de residuos de elementos de protección personal en industrias

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dc.contributor.advisorGarces, Siby
dc.contributor.authorCamacho, Fabian Leonardo
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dc.creator.emailfabi901122an@gmail.comspa
dc.date.accessioned2023-07-13T19:47:47Z
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dc.date.created2023-06-11
dc.description.abstractEl uso de Elementos de protección personal (EPPs) es obligatorio, ya que ayudan en la mitigación de lesiones o daños en la salud de los trabajadores. Sin embargo, la disposición final de los EPPs se desconoce, y se presume que estos elementos son dispuestos directamente en los rellenos sanitaros, o llegan directamente a áreas naturales. El objetivo del estudio fue analizar los aspectos económicos y ambientales de la incorporación de los residuos de EPPs a la economía circular. El estudio se realizó con información a nivel nacional (Marca A) y local (Marca B). Los datos se segmentaron por familias de EPPs, se cuantificaron y caracterizaron según su material de fabricación y peso. Como resultado se observó que las empresas podrían llegar a obtener ingresos de alrededor de $ 459.9 millones de pesos anuales, además del beneficio ambiental que genera al prolongar la vida útil de los rellenos sanitarios.spa
dc.description.abstractenglishThe use of Personal Protection Elements (PPE) is mandatory, since they help to mitigate injuries or damage to the health of workers. However, the final disposition of the PPEs is unknown, and it is presumed that these elements are disposed of directly in sanitary landfills, or arrive directly in natural areas. The objective of the study was to analyze the economic and environmental aspects of incorporating PPE waste into the circular economy. The study was carried out with information at the national (Brand A) and local (Brand B) levels. The data was segmented by PPE families, quantified and characterized according to their manufacturing material and weight. As a result, it was observed that companies could obtain income of around $459.9 million pesos per year, in addition to the environmental benefit generated by prolonging the useful life of sanitary landfills.spa
dc.description.sponsorshipUniversidad Libre -- Ingeniería ambiental -- Especialización Gerencia Ambientalspa
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dc.subjectresiduos sólidosspa
dc.subjectgestiónspa
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dc.subject.subjectenglishsolid wastespa
dc.subject.subjectenglishmanagementspa
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