Zhukors'kyj O. M., Kryvohyzha Je. M.
Pages: 61-64.

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Abstract

The purpose. To analyze the content of active matters in washing and sanitizing means and to evaluate levels of their receipt into environment after sanitization of milking equipment and cisterns of milk lorries. Methods. Calculation. Results. Under the developed formulas the level is determined of receipt into environment of spent solutions of some washing and sanitizing means which are used in milk branch. Conclusions. 142,4 tons of chemicals per year are spoiled into environment at use in private facilities, dairy-commercial farms with a livestock up to 10 thousand cows, and milk factories for cleaning 20 cisterns of milk lorries of the following washing means: Vimol, Origami Golden, Pur Power Lemon, Roko Agro A, Sidmax, Tesol ME and Zhavel-Kleid. That can negatively influence ecosystems.

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Key words: washing-sanitizing means, sanitization, milking equipment, environment.

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