Zhukors'kyj O. M., Kryvohyzha Je. M., Lesyk O. B.
Pages: 40-44.

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Abstract

The purpose. To analyze volumes of pollution of soils with completed acting matters of cleaning agents from individual farms growing cows, sheep and goats. Methods. Calculated method. Results. By interrogation and under the formula developed by authors volumes of receipt in soil of spent solutions of some washing and sanitizer means which are usually used in domestic economies are specified. Conclusions. It is determined that after sanitization of milking apparatuses and milk utensils in equipments of population of Ternopil, Ivano-Frankivsk and Chernivtsi oblasts the following volumes (during a year) of cleaning and sanitizing means enter the soil: surfactants — 571,6 tons; joints of chlorine — 109,7 tons. That can negatively influence ecosystems.

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Key words: cleaning agent, sanitization, milk utensils, soil pollution, ecosystem.

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