I am aware of a commercial scale installation. " Borculo Whey Products" at
Borculo in The Netherlands.
This plant was constructed in 1992 by M/s. Paques B.V. who have an office at
Balk ,The Netherlands.
This plant has 2 UASB digestors of 590 M3 capacity. which handled the COD
load of 10000 kg/day.
I visited this plant in March 1994 & the results were excellant then.
Your Q. no. 2 Adding whey to Manure isn't very clear. Do you propose to
Anaerobically Digest the Manure, What is the Sourse . Kindly Elaborate
A.N.Bapat olel@vsnl.net
----- Original Message -----
From: Mike Pendleton <mpendleton@perihq.com>
To: <digestion@crest.org>
Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2001 11:28 PM
Subject: DIG-L: Anaerobic digestion of whey
> Does anyone know of efforts to utilize whey (or whey by-products) from
> cheese manufacturing for producing energy? How about adding whey to
manure
> for anaerobic digestion. Thanks!
>
>
> Mike Pendleton
>
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