Whey Demineralization: Various Process Options According to Plant
Whey Demineralization: Various Process Options According to Plant
Whey Demineralization: Various Process Options According to Plant
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<strong>Whey</strong> processing: Ion Exchange only<br />
IX only: Example of mass balance for a 1000 m 3 /d plant<br />
Water : 6,7 BVT – 1,568 m 3 /d<br />
(414000 gpd)<br />
HCL 100% : 7,605 Kg/d<br />
NaOH 100% : 7,605 Kg/d<br />
(17000 lb/d)<br />
Sweet <strong>Whey</strong><br />
Demineralized <strong>Whey</strong><br />
1000 m 3 /d (~ 183 gpm)<br />
6.6% DS 68 mt/d<br />
(150,000 lb/d)<br />
8.6% ash/DS<br />
SAC<br />
H +<br />
WBA<br />
OH-<br />
SAC<br />
H +<br />
WBA<br />
OH-<br />
SAC<br />
H +<br />
WBA<br />
OH-<br />
1130 m 3 /d (~ 207 gpm)<br />
5.3 % DS 60 mt/d<br />
(132000 lb/d)<br />
Less 1% ash/DS<br />
Effluent:1,474 m 3 /d<br />
(389,000 gpd)<br />
Ash: 5,800 kg/d (12,800 lb/d)<br />
Chemicals: 33,500 lb/d<br />
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