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Efficiency of Alkaline Hydrolysis Method in Environment Protection (CROSBI ID 207286)

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Krička, Tajana ; Toth, Ivan ; Kalambura, Sanja ; Jovičić, Nives Efficiency of Alkaline Hydrolysis Method in Environment Protection // Collegium antropologicum, 38 (2014), 2; 487-492

Podaci o odgovornosti

Krička, Tajana ; Toth, Ivan ; Kalambura, Sanja ; Jovičić, Nives

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Efficiency of Alkaline Hydrolysis Method in Environment Protection

Development of new technologies for the efficient use of proteins of animal origin, apart from heat treatment in rendering facilities that was used to date, has become the primary goal of the integral waste management system. The emergence of bovine spongiform encephalopathy in Europe and in the World in the 1990s opened up new questions regarding medical safety and use of meat bone meal in the animal feed, which is produced by processing animal waste. Animal waste is divided into three categories, out of which the first category is high-risk waste. Alkaline hydrolysis is alternative method for management of animal by-products not intended for human diet and imposes itself as one of the solutions for disposal of high-risk proteins. The paper will present the analyses of animal by-products not intended for human diet treated in laboratory reactor for alkaline hydrolysis, as one of the two recognized methods in EU for the disposal of this type of material and use in fertilization.

alkaline hydrolysis; animal by-product; bovine brain; high risk material

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Podaci o izdanju

38 (2)

2014.

487-492

objavljeno

0350-6134

Povezanost rada

Poljoprivreda (agronomija)

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