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Gerekenariseerde program vir inligtingsbestuur in die moderne waterlaboratorium

G. J. Broodryk

Suid-Afrikaanse Tydskrif vir Natuurwetenskap en Tegnologie; Vol 21, No 2 (2002), 56-59. doi: 10.4102/satnt.v21i2.228

Submitted: 28 September 2002
Published:  28 September 2002

Abstract

Daar is ’n groot vraag na suiwer water wat geskik is vir menslike gebruik. Daar is ook ’n groot vraag vir die industriële gebruik van dié noodsaaklike bron in aanlegte om sekere produkte aan verbruikers te lewer. Die industriële gebruik van water gaan dikwels gepaard met die besoedeling van die water en dikwels word die besoedelde water in riviere en natuurlike strome gepomp. Die groter vraag na die chemiese monitering van watergehaltes beklemtoon daarom die belangrikheid van ’n doeltreffende en werkbare bestuurstelsel om winsgewend en mededingend te bly in ’n snelgroeiende industrie. Die geïntegreerde laboratoriuminligtingbestuurstelsel (GLIBS) is deur die outeurs ontwikkel om produktiwiteit te verbeter deur alle dokumentasie relevant vir veiligheid en omgewingsbewaring, mannekrag, personeelopleiding en -ontwikkeling, en kwaliteit te integreer.

Abstract

Computerized program for information management in the modern water laboratory

There is a great demand for pure water that is fit for human consumption. There is also a great demand for the industrial use of this essential source in plants in order to supply certain products to consumers. The industrial use of water is often associated with water pollution and the polluted water is often discharged into rivers and natural streams. The increasing demand for the chemical monitoring of water qualities therefore emphasizes the importance of an efficient and workable management system to remain profitable and competitive in a fast growing industry. The integrated laboratory information management system (ILIMS) is developed by the authors to increase productivity by integrating the documentation relevant to safety and environmental conservation, human resources, personnel training and development, and quality.


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G. J. Broodryk, Departement Chemie en Fisika, Technikon Pretoria, South Africa

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