This document discusses sustainability in food processing factories. It notes that food production accounts for up to 29% of global warming from consumer economies. Regulations in California and Europe establish limits on carbon emissions and water/energy use for tomato processors. More efficient techniques are presented, like multi-effect evaporators that increase evaporation efficiency 6 times over standard evaporators. Recent installations of these evaporators in various countries and industries are outlined. The document advocates for continued adoption of efficient technologies and processes to reduce the environmental impact of food production.
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Session 3 06 Mario Gozzi - Sustainable Tomato Factory WPTC
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THE IMPACT OF FOOD PROCESSING
the food system looms large as a major user of fossil fuel.
Recent studies suggest that the food system is responsible for up to
29 % of global worming generated by the consumer economy in
industrialized nations
Scientific paper: Comparing environmental impacts of regional and national scale food supply
chains: a case study of processed tomatoes July 2013
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CALIFORNIA PROSPECTIVE
TOTAL CO2 (2010):
117,6 M t
FOOD PROCESSING CO2 (2010):
1,86 M t
(NAICS categories: 31 311 31131 31142 311315 311421 311423
311611 312130)
CAP AND TRADE MECHANISM
ENTERED INTO FORCE SINCE JAN
1ST 2013
1st Chevron Refinery: 4.500.000 t CO2
221st First tomato processor: 83.264 t CO2
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EUROPEAN PROSPECTIVE
DIRECTIVE 96/61/EC
of 24 September 1996
Concerning integrated pollution prevention and control
Best Available Techniques
In the
Food, Drink and Milk Industries
Applies to tomato processors with 300 t per day production of
finished products.
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Best Available Techniques or 束B.A.T.損
THE MOST SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUE ASSOCIATED
WITH Food Drink and Milk SECTOR ARE:
WATER ENERGYWASTE
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BAT: APPLIED PROCESS AND TECHNIQUES
UNIT OPERATIONS COVERED
1) MATERIALS RECEPTION AND PREPARATION
2) SIZE REDUCTION
3) MIXING AND FORMING
4) SEPARATION TECHNIQUES
5) PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY
6) HEAT PROCESSING
7) CONCENTRATION
8) PROCESSING BY REMOVAL OF HEAT
9) POST PROCESSING OPERATIONS
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BAT: CONSUMPTIONS & EMISSIONS LEVELS FOR CANNING
TOMATOES
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BAT: CONSUMPTIONS & EMISSIONS FOR TOMATO PASTE
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WHERE DO WE STAND: PASTE
Data supplied by two north Italian companies and one south Italian company for 2012 and 2013
seasons
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WHERE DO WE STAND: PASTE
Data supplied by two north Italian companies and one south Italian company for 2012 and 2013
seasons
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WHERE DO WE STAND: PASTE
Data supplied by two north Italian companies and one south Italian company for 2012 and 2013
seasons
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Scientific paper: Comparing environmental impacts of regional and national scale food supply chains: a case study of
processed tomatoes July 2013
WHERE IS THE ENERGY CONSUMED: LIFECYCLE
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WHERE IS THE ENERGY CONSUMED: LIFECYCLE
Scientific paper: Comparing environmental impacts of regional and national scale food supply chains: a case study of
processed tomatoes July 2013
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WHERE IS THE ENERGY CONSUMED
0
2000
4000
6000
8000
10000
12000
14000
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Steam Consumption [kg/h] Power installed [10xkW]
Reference: 1000 t/day tomato line
63%
62%
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WHAT CAN BE DONE
ENERGY:
MVR EVAPORATORS INCREASING
EFFICIENCY 6 TIMES
HIGH PRESSURE BOILERS (30 bars 450
psig) TO SUBSTITUTE ELECTRIC MOTORS
WITH TURBINES ON EVAPORATORS
ELIMINATION OF COOLING TOWERS WITH
OPEN AIR PONDS
TOMATOS UNLOADING FROM AN
ELEVATION (HILL) TO AVOID ELEVATORS
COUPLED FINISHERS POWERED BY
TURBINES
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WHAT CAN BE DONE
CO GENERATION
HIGH EFFICIENCY MOTORS AND
VFDs
THERMAL INSULATION ON PIPES
AND EXCHANGERS
WASTE AND WATER:
TURBO PRESSES TO RECOVER
WASTE
WISE WATER TRANSPORT
CIRCUIT
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MVR: HOW IT WORKS
Virtually no steam needed for heating.
Exhaust steam from turbine recovered in downstream evaporators
Evaporation efficiency up to 1:20.
CFT technology: APOLLO falling film evaporator + centrifugal fan @ maximum
3,200 rpm as MVR.
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Vapors compressor
MVR: HOW IT WORKS
Product heating pipes
Product steams inside separation
chamber
Product recovery tank
Separation chamber
Vapor suction duct
Vapor outlet duct
Tube bundle heat exchanger
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CFTs APOLLO MVR EVAPORATORS INSTALLED
WATER REMOVAL
Cumulative Apollo water removal capacity installed over the last ten year
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Customer Country / year Application
Water
removal
ZOOGAMMA Italy / 2013 Milk 20 t/h
YEW TREE DAIRY UK / 2014 Milk 30 t/h
PRONAT Spain / 2014 Tomato 40 t/h
INGOMAR PACKING California / 2014 Tomato 40 t/h
MVR RECENT INSTALLATIONS
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SKYLINES
CALIFORNIA SKYLINE
MAY 19th
SPANISH SKYLINE
MAY 22nd
MVR EVAPORATORS ARE
6
TIMES MORE EFFICIENT THAN STANDARD TRIPLES
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