On the origin of flux dependence in pH-modified skim milk filtrationSur l'origine de la dépendance des flux en filtration de lait écrémé à pH modifié.

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Volume 89 / No 3-4 (May-August 2009)

Dairy Sci. Technol., 89 3-4 (2009) 363-385

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Figure 12.

Empirical correlation between soluble calcium and calcium associate phosphate in casein aggregates with the limiting flux in UF in the pH range 6.7–11.5.

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