Article | REF: F1600 V1

Assessing the pollution load of a winery

Authors: Pierre GRENIER, Yvan RACAULT

Publication date: June 10, 1999 | Lire en français

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    1. Methodology

    1.1 Database

    A database was compiled using measurements from the Rhône-Méditerranée-Corse (RMC) water agency and the Groupe Technique National sur les Effluents de Cave (France). Annual series were averaged, with the number of observations varying from 1 to 53 days. They cover winemaking practices, water consumption, discharge quantities and concentrations, and specific pollutant loads for certain unit operations. Trends are presented by region, bearing in mind that the regional context makes it fairly easy to group together types of winemaking activity.

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