HUT54602A - Process for composting meet-industrial side-products with starter-culture
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Process for composting meet-industrial side-products with starter-culture
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HUT54602A
HUT54602AHU408989AHU408989AHUT54602AHU T54602 AHUT54602 AHU T54602AHU 408989 AHU408989 AHU 408989AHU 408989 AHU408989 AHU 408989AHU T54602 AHUT54602 AHU T54602A
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Meat industry by-prods. are composted by a starter culture. These by-prods. contain high concns. of proteins, fats, keratin and lignocellulose. Aerobic or aerobic thermophilic moulds, actinomyces, bacteria or opt. humic cpds. producing microorganisms are decomposing lignocelluloses. Fats are dealt with by aerobic or facultative aerobic, bacteria, keratin content is disposed of by aerobic or facultative aerobic bacteria, keratin content is disposed of by aerobic or facultative aerobic actinomyces and from time to time by pectine decomposing microorganisms. - Cultures are prepd. to contain 108 germs/g. The microorganism concn. of the fermentation brew is further increased using a solid support of a sterile mixt. of wine mark and peat to 109-10 power 10 germs/g. The fermentation brew is then mixed with 5-10 wt.% material to be composted to form a starter culture. The mixt. is covered with foil and aerated every 6-8 days until decompsn. to compost is complete
HU408989A1989-09-271989-09-27Process for composting meet-industrial side-products with starter-culture
HUT54602A
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Process for thermophilic, aerobic fermentation of organic waste by rapidly heating an aquoeus mixture containing the organic waste and without inoculation by thermophilic microorganisms