EVALUATION OF CHEMICAL TREATMENT FOR WASTEWATERS FROM THE ELABORATION OF MEAT PRODUCTS
Keywords:
wastewater, coagulation, flocculationAbstract
Evaluation of a chemical treatment through coagulant and flocculants addition with the objective of diminishing the polluting load of products elaboration from boneless pig meat wastewaters. The tests were made in a Jar Test equipment, where the products aluminum polichloride (PAC) and ferric chloride were evaluated with four commercial flocculants. Removal efficiency was followed by total suspended solids determination, according to (APHA-AWWA-WEF, 2017) standard method The optimal operational parameters were determined for chemical treatment with PAC and ferric chloride, obtaining a suspended matter removal greater than 99% and larger than 85% for chemical oxygen demand for the selected coagulant/ flocculants couples.
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2019-12-17
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Díaz Díaz, M. A., Rivas Trasancos, L., Salazar Alemán, D., Teuteló Núñez, R., la Maza Pineda, N., & Sosa Muñoz, C. L. (2019). EVALUATION OF CHEMICAL TREATMENT FOR WASTEWATERS FROM THE ELABORATION OF MEAT PRODUCTS. Centro Azúcar Journal, 46(5), 114–119. Retrieved from http://centroazucar.uclv.edu.cu/index.php/centro_azucar/article/view/193
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