Prerequisites: Physical-chemistry, biochemistry and process chemistry at master level or similar

Purpose : Mangagement and separation of wastewater from the food industry.

Learning objectives: Students who have completed the course

· Have knowledge about different types of separation technologies with focus on technologies relevant for the food industry.

· Have knowledge about different types of wastewater (e.g. from fishing industry).

· Can perform the necessary analysis to characterise wastewater and thereby determine the relevant parameters for designing separation processes.

· Can perform the necessary analysis to test the quality of treated wastewater

· Can discuss advantages and disadvantages of different separation methods , and can on the basis of the food characteristics chose the best separation method(s ).

· Can optimize separation processes in order to minimise water and energy consumption.

Know the state-of-the art in separation in the food industry.

Contents: Characterisation of wastewater (COD, BOD, specific compounds), physico-chemical characterisation (pH, ionic strength, charge, size), coagulation/flokkulation, membrane filtration (e.g. MF, UF, RO), centrifugation, flotation, stripning.

Examination: Based on the written report (15-20).

Asessment: Passed / not passed

Description:

  • Organizer: Morten Lykkegaard Christensen
  • Lecturers: Morten Lykkegaard Christensen
  • ECTS: 5
  • Time: October 1, 23 and November 25 2013
  • Place: Sohngaardsholmsvej 57
  • Zip code: DK-9000
  • City: Aalborg
  • Number of seats:
  • Deadline: September 10, 2013