Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
effluents d’élevage
English translation:
livestock effluents
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Jun 21, 2005 13:21
18 yrs ago
French term
effluents d’élevage
French to English
Tech/Engineering
Engineering (general)
Waste treatment project
I have just translated a document all about treating organic and industrial waste. However, there is one reference to 'd’effluents d’élevage' - which I think might be waste from farms (cattle-breeding etc.) but I am not entirely sure. Has anyone come across this term before?
See context below (3rd bullet point):
• un site de traitement pour effluent d’une capacité globale de 65 000 tonnes par an qui sera capable de traiter des boues liquides, pâteuses, des graisses et des effluents industriels;
• Un site de bio séchage de 28 000 tonnes par an de boues urbaines;
• Un centre de traitement d’effluents d’élevage et boues urbaines de 18 000 tonnes par an.
• un centre de bio-séchage en tunnels de 60 000 T de capacité annuelle
See context below (3rd bullet point):
• un site de traitement pour effluent d’une capacité globale de 65 000 tonnes par an qui sera capable de traiter des boues liquides, pâteuses, des graisses et des effluents industriels;
• Un site de bio séchage de 28 000 tonnes par an de boues urbaines;
• Un centre de traitement d’effluents d’élevage et boues urbaines de 18 000 tonnes par an.
• un centre de bio-séchage en tunnels de 60 000 T de capacité annuelle
Proposed translations
(English)
5 +1 | livestock effluents | Nick Lingris |
5 | stock effluent, farm slurry, slurry, livestock slurry | Bourth (X) |
4 | livestock manure | Ilham Brown |
3 | animal-raising effluent | Conor McAuley |
Proposed translations
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French term (edited):
effluents d��levage
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livestock effluents
solid and liquid livestock effluents
This seems to be the terms most often used by the EU.
Search for "livestock effluents" site:.eu.int
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Note added at 1 day 21 hrs 20 mins (2005-06-23 10:41:35 GMT)
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Council Directive [http://europa.eu.int/comm/environment/water/water-nitrates/d...]
Whereas the fourth programme of action of the European Economic Communities on the environment (7) indicated that the Commission intended to make a proposal for a Directive on the control and reduction of water pollution resulting from the spreading or discharge of *livestock effluents* and the excessive use of fertilizers.
This seems to be the terms most often used by the EU.
Search for "livestock effluents" site:.eu.int
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Note added at 1 day 21 hrs 20 mins (2005-06-23 10:41:35 GMT)
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Council Directive [http://europa.eu.int/comm/environment/water/water-nitrates/d...]
Whereas the fourth programme of action of the European Economic Communities on the environment (7) indicated that the Commission intended to make a proposal for a Directive on the control and reduction of water pollution resulting from the spreading or discharge of *livestock effluents* and the excessive use of fertilizers.
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Comment: "This would seem to be the best, most concise translation and it fits the context perfectly. Thanks."
21 mins
French term (edited):
effluents d��levage
stock effluent, farm slurry, slurry, livestock slurry
"Stock effluent" is an NZ term (at least), predominantly for effluent from cattle, sheep, pig trucks, etc. in transit.
Otherwise, down on the farm, the foul-smelling stuff that gathers on the floors of farm buildings is "slurry".
Otherwise, down on the farm, the foul-smelling stuff that gathers on the floors of farm buildings is "slurry".
1 hr
French term (edited):
effluents d��levage
livestock manure
Definition: natural waste products excreted by livestock or a mixture of litter and natural waste products excreted by livestock,whether the livestock is grazed on the land or raised in intensive livestock units or in fish farms.
4 hrs
French term (edited):
effluents d��levage
animal-raising effluent
...is what I used ages ago for a fascinating text about nitrate pollution ages ago.
Oui, très bof...
Oui, très bof...
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