HYDROBLOOD: transformación de la sangre animal en proteína
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2017-05-20Author
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When the blood is considered a waste (zoo-technical blood), slaughterhouses can treat their waste water
on-site and discharge directly to the local water course, or discharge their waste water to the local Waste
Water Treatment Plant (WWTP). On the other hand, when the blood is considered a raw material, it is
collected and treated i) in rendering plants (whole blood rendering) or ii) in blood processing plants (whole
blood or separated blood processing).
HYDROBLOOD overcomes current State-of-the-Art (SoA) alternative
solutions from both, the treatment process and the final obtainable product too.
The main Advantages of HYDROBLOOD process against blood processing competition are:
Our processing plant has a lower production cost (1 €/kg) and a higher yield of finished product per
litre of blood (20% performance) of high added value product. Even though whole blood rendering
and processing treatment processes achieves the same production performance, the final product
obtained from them has a very low added value (powerful red colour and changes in taste).
The HYDROBLOOD processing plant requires a lower investment (CAPEX) in equipment (1.3M€).
The HYDROBLOOD processing plant requires a lower operational costs (OPEX), thanks to its lower
energy consumption (200kWh/m3). DHP production does not requires heat treatment for
sterilization nor cold storage for sterility of raw blood.
HYDROBLOOD is as a new cost-efficient blood processing plant to treat the blood without separation,
optimising the production process of high quality protein, and reducing the power consumption during the
process (eco-friendly)