Diplomado Superior en Auditoría y Aseguramiento de la Calidad para el Sector Alimenticio

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    Propuesta de reuso de desechos orgánicos obtenidos del proceso de eviserado del Centro de Faenamiento Ocaña Cía. Ltda. de la ciudad de Quero para disminuir la contaminación del suelo
    (Universidad Técnica de Ambato. Facultad de Ciencia e Ingeniería en Alimentos. Diplomado Superior en Auditoría y Aseguramiento de la Calidad para el Sector Alimenticio, 2013-05) Ocaña Sánchez, Marcia Cecilia; Guevara Correa, Maritza del Carmen
    This research project is about the study of the proposal development of nutritional blocks for herbivorous animals feeding from the ruminal content and the manure compost elaboration, from this to give a solution over the soil pollution problem it also would give the company the possibility to have an extra income, because these wastes were given away. The Ocaña’s Slaughtering Center produces about 497 tons of rumen and 101 manure tons per year obtained from 9269 slaughtered cattle from July 2011 to June 2012, these data were known from conducted sampling of 137 cattle, it were obtained that each beef contains about 53.7 kg of rumen and 10.9 kg of manure. Nutritional blocks, It was concluded the best is the one which contains in their composition 50 percent molasses, 25 percent of rumen, 7 percent of urea, 5 percent mineralized salt, 3 percent bone ash and 10 percent lime, in these proportions its resistance is greater for its storage and marketing, while the best choice for the compost was to make it like a pile and by aerobic fermentation because the affordable cost of processing and then obtaining the following proposal 50 percent dung, 35 percent vegetable waste and 15 percent land. Revenue that the company would get to develop products, is can demonstrate that the net profit per sale of nutritional blocks would be USD. 47783, 55 and compost USD. 13134,17 annually, these figures to be an incentive for those slaughtering centers who are looking for a suitable and cost-effective way for the management of solid wastes from the gutted.