Effluent generation by the dairy industry: preventive attitudes and opportunities

Waste Water Management in Dairy Industry: Pollution Abatement and Preventive Attitudes

Increase in demand for milk and their products many dairies of different sizes have come up in different places. The dairy industry involves processing raw milk into products such as consumer milk, butter, cheese, yogurt, condensed milk, dried milk (milk powder), and ice cream, using processes such as chilling, pasteurization, and homogenization. The typical by-products of milk are buttermilk, ...

National Seminar on “ Indian Dairy Industry - Opportunities and Challenges ” 208

206 The food industry is in the process of revolutionary change with new processing technologies that allow foods to keep possession of superior quality without refrigeration (Sastry, 2008). It is fact that not only the shelf life but also the quality of food is important to consumers led to the concept of preserving foods using preservation methods. Therefore, alternative or novel food process...

pars parer industry effluent treatability by coagulation

in this survey, with the main objective of studying final effluent treat ability of pars paper industries, the quantitative and qualitative characteristics of the effluent were firstly determined, which showed a min. and max. rate of 1350 and 1800 m3/hr, with 1400 mg/l and 839.5 mg/l respectively for cod and tss, as the main contaminants. also cod and tss population equivalents were calculated ...

The Tanzania Dairy Industry

Photocatalytic Detoxification Method for Zero Effluent Discharge in Dairy Industry: Effect of Operational Parameters

Laboratory experiments have been performed to investigate photocatalytic detoxification by using TiO2 photocatalyst for treating dairy effluent. Various operational parameters such as catalyst concentration, initial concentration, angle of tilt of solar flat plate reactor and flow rate were investigated. Results indicated that the photocatalytic detoxification process can efficiently treat dair...