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Attack of Cementitious Materials by Organic Acids in Agricultural and Agrofood Effluents

Bertron, Alexandra / Duchesne, Josée

Agricultural and agrofood industries such as the breeding, dairy or sugar industries produce large quantities of effluents. As these waste waters may be important sources of pollution of the environment, notably of natural water resources (Müller and Heil 1998; Martinez and Le Bozec 2000), they cannot be released into the environment without treatment. They must be collected, stored and eventually treated to comply with chemical, physical, and microbial standards before being released into public streams.

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Attack of Cementitious Materials by Organic Acids in Agricultural and Agrofood Effluents

Bertron, Alexandra / Duchesne, Josée

Agricultural and agrofood industries such as the breeding, dairy or sugar industries produce large quantities of effluents. As these waste waters may be important sources of pollution of the environment, notably of natural water resources (Müller and Heil 1998; Martinez and Le Bozec 2000), they cannot be released into the environment without treatment. They must be collected, stored and eventually treated to comply with chemical, physical, and microbial standards before being released into public streams.

Attack of Cementitious Materials by Organic Acids in Agricultural and Agrofood Effluents

Bertron, Alexandra / Duchesne, Josée

Agricultural and agrofood industries such as the breeding, dairy or sugar industries produce large quantities of effluents. As these waste waters may be important sources of pollution of the environment, notably of natural water resources (Müller and Heil 1998; Martinez and Le Bozec 2000), they cannot be released into the environment without treatment. They must be collected, stored and eventually treated to comply with chemical, physical, and microbial standards before being released into public streams.

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Title:

Attack of Cementitious Materials by Organic Acids in Agricultural and Agrofood Effluents

Additional title:

RILEM State Art Reports

Contributors:

Alexander, Mark (editor) / Bertron, Alexandra (editor) / De Belie, Nele (editor) / Bertron, Alexandra (author) / Duchesne, Josée (author)

Published in:

Performance of Cement-Based Materials in Aggressive Aqueous Environments ; Chapter: 6 ; 131-173

RILEM State-of-the-Art Reports ; 10

Publication date:

2012-09-20

Size:

43 pages

ISBN:

978-94-007-5413-3 , 978-94-007-5412-6

ISSN:

2213-2031 , 2213-204X

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-5413-3_6

Type of media:

Article/Chapter (Book)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

Keywords:

Acetic/oxalic/citric acid , Degradation mechanisms , Physicochemical zonation , Aggressiveness , PH , Calcium salt , Solubility , Molar volume Engineering , Building Materials , Building Repair and Maintenance , Civil Engineering , Characterization and Evaluation of Materials , Structural Materials

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