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Lima-Callao erea (Peru)<br />
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From deta given by Guillen (1981), the total donrertic dircharger into the littoral of<br />
Peru (2,854 km of coast) contein an organic load of more than 100,m0 tons BO/year from<br />
the main coastal cilies and the indirect discharges of 16 river basins (Table l). The major<br />
input ie from Lima and Callao (together with 5,5)6rttr0 inhabitants in 1980) (Figure 2d), with<br />
dqnestic wErtes containing an organic loed of 87,500 tons BOD/year (volurrp of the effluents<br />
I,0]8,800 m' lday).<br />
A rwerage system erves 6).2% of the populalion of Lima and Callao; it discharges<br />
directly to the sea through two drainage ditches without treatment of the dornestic waetes.<br />
Guillen (1981) indicetes one case of the presence of Vibrio parahaemoliticue bacteria on<br />
"Arena Amattilla" Beach in Callao, and negative effects-ffillm;Emestic wasteg trr<br />
the fishing resources (anchovy, pejerrey, lisa, etc.).<br />
68% of the indntrier in Peru me located in the Lima-Callao area (Guillen, 1981). Table<br />
5 gives information m 622 industries (with a minimum of 5 persons) considered in the survey.<br />
The Rimac River, v.rhiq| flows through the northern part. of Callao, also r€ceives the treated<br />
residues (16102018/rl m-lyeac) of 5 mining industries.<br />
Table 5 : Industries discharging in the Lima-Callao area<br />
(from Guillen, 198I, Tables 6, 7, and 8)<br />
Industry Number Pollutants and other data<br />
Fisheries<br />
Sugar<br />
MiIK<br />
Cured rneat, slaughterhouse<br />
Fruits, vegetables<br />
Oils, fats<br />
Breweries, distilleries<br />
Mills (rugar, coffee)<br />
Other food industries<br />
Paper, paper pulp<br />
Fert ilizers<br />
Pharmaceutical, chemicals<br />
Metallurgy<br />
Shipyards<br />
Textiles<br />
Tanneries<br />
Detergents<br />
Cement<br />
Painbs, varnishes<br />
Plastics, rubber<br />
Batteries<br />
Woodworking<br />
Petrochemistry<br />
Other chemical industries<br />
L7<br />
2<br />
15<br />
7<br />
5<br />
4<br />
I'<br />
t2<br />
28<br />
84<br />
I<br />
79<br />
l7<br />
ll<br />
49<br />
26<br />
I8<br />
2<br />
l9<br />
59<br />
T2<br />
9<br />
I02<br />
Organic matter, fat, fish spraps (no treatment)<br />
Sugar residues, hypochlorite<br />
Organic matter, Na, Ca, P, fats<br />
Organic matter, alkaline residues, heat<br />
Organic matter, peel and seed residues<br />
Oleaginous seed residues, oils, detergents<br />
Musts, fermented barley residres, alcohols<br />
Skin residues, solids<br />
Organic rnatier, pH<br />
Fibres, suspended organic matter and solids,<br />
zulfale liguors, heat (I industry discharges<br />
17,000 6'lyear)<br />
Wastes, heat, pH, organiq rnatter (I industry<br />
discharges 1,809,m0 m' lyear)<br />
Organic & inorganic substances, hea{<br />
(l industry discharges I,729,080 ni''lyear)<br />
Acids, organic & inonganic residues, heat<br />
Metallic residues, wood, resins, paints<br />
Acids, heat, dyes, pH, chemicals, detergents<br />
Tannins, fibres, dyes, alkaline residues,<br />
chrome salts<br />
Organic maLter, fats, detergents, pH, sutfates,<br />
sodas<br />
Dissolved and zuspended solids<br />
Pignrents, chemicals, rqiins, feat (l industry<br />
discharges ztt rlt0D m' / year)<br />
Chemicals, heat<br />
Aeids, lead, ball tars<br />
Wmd residues<br />
I8 5 Oils, fats, hexavalent chrome, pheqols, heat<br />
(1 industry discharges ztt,ltDO 6'f year)<br />
Lime, dyes<br />
Chemical residues, heat, pH