2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2012.12.038
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Cheese whey wastewater: Characterization and treatment

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“…Due to strong acid conditions, whey develops an acidic taste, while the average pH value rarely exceeds 5. Scientifi c literature also discusses casein whey whose composition is very close to that of second cheese whey (2). Sweet and acid whey also diff er in mineral and protein content (9,29).…”
Section: Sanitary Wastewatermentioning
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“…Due to strong acid conditions, whey develops an acidic taste, while the average pH value rarely exceeds 5. Scientifi c literature also discusses casein whey whose composition is very close to that of second cheese whey (2). Sweet and acid whey also diff er in mineral and protein content (9,29).…”
Section: Sanitary Wastewatermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The dairy industry includes the transformation of raw milk into pasteurised and sour milk, yoghurt, hard, soft and cott age cheese, cream and butt er products, ice cream, milk and whey powders, lactose, condensed milk, as well as various types of desserts (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6). The general distinctions among these foods are due to the reuse of non--fat milk and whey (a by-product in cheese manufacturing) and the evaporation of the free water from the coagulum as well as from milk and whey powders (5).…”
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“…Ainda em aquecimento, até 85 °C é adicionada uma pequena quantidade de ácido acético, cítrico ou láctico para que a albumina precipite. Assim, aliado à industrialização do leite para a produção de derivados lácteos, há a geração de subprodutos, entre os quais se destacam os soros de queijo e de ricota, tanto pelo volume gerado quanto pelo potencial poluidor, de forma que se lançados em corpos hídricos sem tratamento prévio podem causar grave problema ambiental (CARVALHO et al, 2013). Com o crescente aumento na produção de queijos aliado a falta de alimentos que ameaça o mundo, é inadequado considerar os soros de queijo e de ricota como resíduos industriais.…”
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“…The whey is a by-product mainly obtained by means of the manufacturing of cheese or casein. It comes in liquid form and yellow-green color (Carvalho, Prazeres, & Rivas, 2013). It contains more that the half of solids found in the milk, including whey proteins, about 20% of total protein, and the majority of lactose, minerals and watersoluble vitamins (Baldasso, Barros, & Tessaro, 2011).…”
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confidence: 99%