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UNIVERSITÉ PAUL CÉZANNE, AIX MARSEILLE III - IMEP

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ABSTRACT<br />

Résultats et discussion. Chapitre 5: Disponibilité des substrats oléicoles<br />

Morocco is a country which produces olive oil extensively and this industry within the<br />

country is currently under huge expansion. The olive mill wastewater (OMW) which is being<br />

dumped in the environment results in serious environmental pollution while olive cake (OC)<br />

does have a proper disposal. In the present work, a new integrated process is described to<br />

reduce the OMW produced by a triphasic system using the technique of pressing. Our process<br />

consists in using olive cake as an absorbing agent of OMW produced and then to dry the<br />

mixture in a greenhouse to get a final moisture of 10% (weight/weight). The optimal<br />

conditions of mixing of OC with OMW were determined following various trials of mixing-<br />

drying. The experimental performance of OC-OMW mixture drying in greenhouse was<br />

evaluated. The drying air temperature varied from 10 to 53°C during drying. The mixture was<br />

3 times dryer in the greenhouse than outside. Finally, a characterization of the dried mixture<br />

by NMR analysis was performed to predict its future utilization and determine whether this<br />

lignocellulosic material might be valued in the ways existing for crude olive cake.<br />

Keywords: Olive cake, Olive mill wastewater, greenhouse, solar drying, NMR.<br />

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