APV GoldStream RO System
This is as Used APV GoldStream RO System, which the mix of milk and water made at the first water flush of dairy equipment during CIP cleaning process is known as “white water”. This white water can contain raw milk from road tankers, milk silos or other processing equipment. The APV GoldStream System uses proven reverse osmosis (RO) technology to concentrate milk components back to their original compositions or higher from white water.
Capacity
The APV GoldStream RO units come in capacities: 5, 15, 30 and 45 m³ of white water per day (batch operation), based on diluted whole milk and 10 hours production time at 5-10°C.
Process Description
The white water is fed from a storage tank and separated into a retentate phase (milk concentrate) and a permeate phase (water). The retentate is recirculated from a storage tank until the desired Total Solids content is achieved. The permeate can be polished by the RO unit to produce drinking quality water for use as CIP water or process water.
Application:
Tthe mix of milk and water made at the first water flush of dairy equipment during CIP cleaning process is known as “white water”. This white water can contain raw milk from road tankers, milk silos or other processing equipment. The APV GoldStream System uses proven reverse osmosis (RO) technology to concentrate milk components back to their original compositions or higher from white water.
Capacity:
The APV GoldStream RO units come in capacities: 5, 15, 30 and 45 m³ of white water per day (batch operation), based on diluted whole milk and 10 hours production time at 5-10°C.
Process Description:
The white water is fed from a storage tank and separated into a retentate phase (milk concentrate) and a permeate phase (water). The retentate is recirculated from a storage tank until the desired Total Solids content is achieved. The permeate can be polished by the RO unit to produce drinking quality water for use as CIP water or process water.
APV GoldStream RO System
This is as Used APV GoldStream RO System, which the mix of milk and water made at the first water flush of dairy equipment during CIP cleaning process is known as “white water”. This white water can contain raw milk from road tankers, milk silos or other processing equipment. The APV GoldStream System uses proven reverse osmosis (RO) technology to concentrate milk components back to their original compositions or higher from white water.
Capacity
The APV GoldStream RO units come in capacities: 5, 15, 30 and 45 m³ of white water per day (batch operation), based on diluted whole milk and 10 hours production time at 5-10°C.
Process Description
The white water is fed from a storage tank and separated into a retentate phase (milk concentrate) and a permeate phase (water). The retentate is recirculated from a storage tank until the desired Total Solids content is achieved. The permeate can be polished by the RO unit to produce drinking quality water for use as CIP water or process water.