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... LLC The rate of Japan’s self supply of domestic food was 41% in 197 0, 32% in 199 0, and 29% in 199 8 for N, and 33% ( 197 0), 29% ( 199 0), and 28% ( 199 8) for Phosphorus, excluding grass feed[1]. These ... enforced. 9. 3 LIQUID WASTES FROM FOOD INDUSTRIES 9. 3.1 Wastewater Treatment Systems for Food Processing Different sources contribute to the generation of wastewater in food processing industries,including ... 7–12. 294 Ukita et al.Table 9. 2 shows the water quality of untreated wastewater from food processing industries in Table 9. 3 shows the present state of efﬂuent quality in food processing in Japan...

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... pre-acidiﬁcation is presumably attained in the mixing tank. Furthermore, the pH in the mixing tankwas controlled by means of lime dosing when necessary. The efﬂuent emerging from the mixingtank ... in the South African dairy industry a postal survey. Water SA 199 3, 19 (3), 253–258.3. Robinson, T. The real value of dairy waste. Dairy Ind. Int. 199 7, 62 (3), 21–23.4. Kessler, HG. (Ed.) Food ... embarrassing and very costly.All steps in the dairy chain, including production, processing, packaging, transportation,storage, distribution, and marketing, impact the environment [2]. Owing to the...

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... but they are intrinsic to the proper operation of the process. The in uent wastewater ﬂows upward through a sludge blanket of these granules, which remainwithin the reactor as their settling ... slaughterhouse wastewater treatment, with greasetraps in some situations being an integral part of the drainage system from the processing areas.Where the option is taken to have a single point of ... the aqueous pollution load.Minimization can start in the holding pens by reducing the time that the animals remain in these areas through scheduling of delivery times. The incorporation of slatted...

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... Malaysia, 199 9; 127–136.7. Sastry, C.A. Waste treatment case studies. In Waste Treatment Plant; Sastry, C.A., Hashim, M.A.,Agamuthu, P., Eds.; Narosa Publishing House: New Delhi, 199 5; 361–3 79. 8. ... recycling facilities.4.5 FUTURE TRENDSFrom the preceding section, several potential and emerging technologies for POME wastewaterto combine the existing wastewater treatment system with the ... being sent to the nut-cracking machine or ripple mill. The crackedmixture of kernels and shells is then separated in a winnowing column using upwards suction(hydrocyclone) and a clay bath. The...

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... before being discharged into the water body. Wastewater treatment processeshave, therefore, been developed with the aim of reducing the BOD5concentration as well aseliminating eutrophying inorganic ... calculations [40]. The percentage of biological solids in the aeration basin will also vary with the amount andnature of the industrial wastewater. Increasing the sludge age increases the biomass percentageas ... Found in the Mediterranean AreaPressing Three-phase decanting Two-phase decantingSolid Orujo (Sp) Orujo (Sp) Alpeorujo (in two-Pirina (Gr, Tk) Grignons (Fr) phase decantingHask (It, Tu) Pirina...

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... difference in waste quality among the peeling methods in potato processing plants.6.2.2 Types of Processed PotatoesPotato Chips The processing of potatoes to potato chips essentially involves the ... in the potato processing industry are very promising.Case Study III. In this study, vegetable processing wastewaters were subjected tothermophilic treatment in UASB reactors at 558C [46]. The ... present in the waste [24].As for potato processing wastewater in general, the water from the balancing tank (buffertank) is pumped into a conditioning tank where the pH and temperature of the wastewater...

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... Biotech., 199 7; 66, 291 –301. 9. Housley, J.N.; Zoutberg, G.R. Application of the “Biothane” wastewater treatment system in the softdrinks industry. J. Inst. Water. Env. Man. 199 4; 8, 2 39 245.10. ... performed on the softdrinks or their components in the laboratories of the bottling plants. After the soft drinks leave the manufacturing factory, they may be subjected to further testing by external ... automatedunpacking machine removes the bottles from the crates and transfers them to a conveyer belt. The unpacking machines remove the caps from the bottles, then cleaning machines wash the bottles...

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... air ﬂotation. The In the bakery industry, pretreatment is always required because the waste contains high SSand ﬂoatable FOG. Pretreatment can reduce the pollutant loading in the subsequent ... than that of 5 in the chemical industry and 2 in the paper and textiles industry [3,6].Normally, half of the water is used in the process, while the remainder is used for washingpurposes (e.g., ... 1425– 49 501 7.23 17,103 1,578.7 3450 99 287 4.14 18,872 23,51.7 66100–2 49 305 4.40 45,432 10,820.5 1 49 250– 499 130 1.88 43,251 6 ,90 9.1 333500 99 9 70 1.01 45,184 3,255 6451,000–2, 499 7 0.10...

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... and deinking installations.Proceedings ofthe 43rd Industrial Waste Conference, Purdue University: W. Lafayette, IN, 198 9; 673 pp.17. Lovins, A.B.; Lovins, L.H. Supercars: The Coming Light-Vehicle ... Government Printing Ofﬁce: Washington, DC, 199 2; OTA-ITE-347.31. USEPA. Waste Minimization Issues and Options. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency:Washington, DC, 198 6; 530-SW-8 6-0 4.32. USEPA. Waste ... for managingcertain organic hazardous wastes. The burning of organic hazardous wastes as supplementalfuel in the cement and other industries is their engineering approach. By substituting only15%...

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