This slide presentation outlines information on an approach to solving treatment problems that involves these twelve steps: state the problem; review existing data; list assumptions related to the situation; ask detailed questions; develop initial hypothesis; get input from others; develop alternative hypotheses; collect data; review all data; compare data to hypotheses; develop solution; and, document problem and solution. The presentation then applies these steps to an actual case study on reducing NDMAconcentrations at theEast Bay MunicipalUtility District.
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Edition: Vol. - No. Published: 06/17/2004 Number of Pages: 45File Size: 1 file , 3.9 MB