Imple­men­ta­tion of reme­di­al measures

The fuse char­ac­ter­is­tics of a mea­sure or a tech­ni­cal sys­tem are always the result of our EMIS­SIONS LIM­IT ANALY­SIS with DIMEN­SIONS accord­ing to site-spe­cif­ic spec­i­fi­ca­tions. We exam­ine on a con­sis­tent basis the pos­si­ble vari­ants that meet the legal, qual­i­ta­tive and tech­ni­cal require­ments accord­ing to the state of sci­ence and tech­nol­o­gy. For the approval and exe­cu­tion plan­ning, we decide togeth­er with the tech­ni­cal author­i­ty and the client for the vari­ant that rep­re­sents the best com­pro­mise between the eco­log­i­cal and eco­nom­ic tar­gets. Once the “BEST SOLU­TION” is found, we set the qual­i­ty require­ments for the build­ing mate­ri­als and sys­tems. After the release of the con­struc­tion has tak­en place, our basics devel­oped in the design pro­cess­ing are imple­ment­ed in the course of exe­cu­tion pro­cess­ing in instruc­tions for the con­struc­tion and doc­u­ment­ed in the con­text of qual­i­ty assur­ance. The qual­i­ty fea­tures spec­i­fied in the plan­ning must be adhered to in the con­struc­tion work. We car­ry out the inspec­tion again with the emis­sion lim­it val­ue analy­sis by eval­u­at­ing the qual­i­ty assur­ance data for the con­struc­tion work. The results show that over the entire “life­time” of a site, e.g. B. land­fill con­struc­tion, even under super­po­si­tion of the unfa­vor­able pos­si­ble con­di­tions, the eco­log­i­cal tar­gets are met with certainty.