Segregation of solid waste from a fish-processing industry: a sustainable action

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Autor(a) principal: Silva,Yeda dos Santos
Data de Publicação: 2018
Outros Autores: Naval,Liliana Pena
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Revista Ambiente & Água
Texto Completo: http://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S1980-993X2018000200304
Resumo: Abstract Segregation techniques represent a sustainable alternative to minimize wastes of raw material in processing industries. This study considered the premise; its purpose was to use segregation techniques to determine the theoretical removal rate of solid compounds present in processing effluents, in order to support the sustainable development of the fish industry. The removal rates obtained for different treatments were evaluated for the parameters: total solids, organic matter and oils and greases, and the efficiency of the segregation of the effluent streams in the different stages of fish processing was evaluated through descriptive statistical analysis. The segregation recovered from 31% to 70% of total solids; from 15% to 97.50% of organic matter, and from 10% to 63% of oils and greases. These results indicates that the raw material can be used in new products, leading to reduced final-effluent concentration.
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title Segregation of solid waste from a fish-processing industry: a sustainable action
spellingShingle Segregation of solid waste from a fish-processing industry: a sustainable action
Silva,Yeda dos Santos
effluent streams
fish industry
separation processes
title_short Segregation of solid waste from a fish-processing industry: a sustainable action
title_full Segregation of solid waste from a fish-processing industry: a sustainable action
title_fullStr Segregation of solid waste from a fish-processing industry: a sustainable action
title_full_unstemmed Segregation of solid waste from a fish-processing industry: a sustainable action
title_sort Segregation of solid waste from a fish-processing industry: a sustainable action
author Silva,Yeda dos Santos
author_facet Silva,Yeda dos Santos
Naval,Liliana Pena
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author2 Naval,Liliana Pena
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Silva,Yeda dos Santos
Naval,Liliana Pena
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv effluent streams
fish industry
separation processes
topic effluent streams
fish industry
separation processes
description Abstract Segregation techniques represent a sustainable alternative to minimize wastes of raw material in processing industries. This study considered the premise; its purpose was to use segregation techniques to determine the theoretical removal rate of solid compounds present in processing effluents, in order to support the sustainable development of the fish industry. The removal rates obtained for different treatments were evaluated for the parameters: total solids, organic matter and oils and greases, and the efficiency of the segregation of the effluent streams in the different stages of fish processing was evaluated through descriptive statistical analysis. The segregation recovered from 31% to 70% of total solids; from 15% to 97.50% of organic matter, and from 10% to 63% of oils and greases. These results indicates that the raw material can be used in new products, leading to reduced final-effluent concentration.
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