IAA effluent characteristics
Controlling water consumption and waste from the food industry
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IAA effluent characteristics
Controlling water consumption and waste from the food industry

Author : Carole MATHIEU-ANDRÉ

Publication date: March 10, 2000 | Lire en français

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3. IAA effluent characteristics

3.1 Effluent composition

Discharges from the food industry are generally highly concentrated, particularly in biodegradable organic matter, given the products processed.

Fats can be present in very large quantities, particularly in the meat, ready-cooked meals and butter sectors.

Depending on the type of activity, the level of suspended solids (SS) is more or less significant, but their presence is frequent.

Effluents are generally devoid of immediately toxic substances, and have a wide range of nutrient concentrations, depending in particular on the type of activity.

Example
  • slaughterhouse: high nitrogen content ;

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