论文信息 - Anaerobic expanded bed treatment of whey

Anaerobic expanded bed treatment of whey

Abstract Anaerobic treatment of cheese whey offers the dual advantages of energy production and pollution control. Based on the results of a survey among cheese producers in New York State it is shown that up to 46% of the oil and gas needs of a cheese plant could be supplied by methane generated from the by-product whey. This paper also presents the results of a feasibility study with the anaerobic attached film expanded-bed reactor treating whey. It is shown that efficient treatment of whey is possible at low retention times and at high organic loading rates.

Michael S. Switzenbaum | M. Switzenbaum | Scott C. Danskin

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