Stone, James

Example 6.2 Alkalinity Consumption

by Stone, James, McGraw-Hill Education LLC

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This video shows how to calculate the quantity of alkalinity that is consumed due to the addition of alum during coagulation addition.

The amplification of demand variation up a supply chain widely termed ‘the Bullwhip Effect’ is disruptive, costly and something that supply chain management generally seeks to minimise. Originally attributed to poor system design; deficiencies in policies, organisation structure…