Solar Milk Cooling - Revision history

Lisafeldmann at 13:55, 6 January 2026

2026-01-06T13:55:08Z

Ranisha at 15:47, 6 January 2017

2017-01-06T15:47:24Z

Victor Torres Toledo at 08:48, 21 August 2016

2016-08-21T08:48:22Z

Victor Torres Toledo: /* Small-scale solar milk cooling solutions */

2016-08-04T12:53:05Z

Small-scale solar milk cooling solutions

Victor Torres Toledo: /* Small-scale solar milk cooling solutions */

2016-08-04T12:51:28Z

Small-scale solar milk cooling solutions

Victor Torres Toledo: /* Small-scale solar milk cooling solutions */

2016-07-28T07:35:25Z

Small-scale solar milk cooling solutions

Ranisha at 10:03, 11 July 2016

2016-07-11T10:03:45Z

Hector Alfaro at 13:25, 4 July 2016

2016-07-04T13:25:33Z

Hector Alfaro at 13:14, 4 July 2016

2016-07-04T13:14:43Z

Hector Alfaro at 13:04, 4 July 2016

2016-07-04T13:04:45Z

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-= Introduction<br/> =
+== Introduction ==
 In many countries, milk is exclusively produced by small and medium sized dairy farms with daily milk output below 200l. Their milk, in most of the cases is transported to milk collection facilities without any form of cooling. In addition, lack of hygiene and cleaning procedures and problems with cattle health are the most common reasons of high bacterial growth during short-term storage of milk on the farm and during transportation. Under warm climatic conditions, milk can exceed the maximum bacterial count prescribed by food safety laws after about two to five hours. During the hottest periods of the year, lack of quality can lead to high rates of refused milk at collection centers or dairy plants. Furthermore, due to low production volumes, evening milk is often not collected year round, thus causing additional on-farm losses. Small-scale solar powered milk cooling technologies can support the milk value chain at farm, cooperative and collecting center level by increasing productivity and giving access to price premiums and to additional markets.<br/>
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+== Small-scale solar milk cooling solutions ==
 *[[Reducing Milk Spoilage through Solar Powered Milk Chilling|Reducing Milk Spoilage through Solar Powered Milk Chilling]]<br/>
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 *[[Solar Milk Cooling with Insulated Milk Cans|Hohenheim System of Solar Milk Cooling with Insulated Milk Cans]]
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+== On-field projects ==
 *[[Reducing Milk Spoilage through Solar Powered Milk Chilling (PA Project)|Reducing Milk Spoilage through Solar Powered Milk Chilling (PA Project)]]<br/>
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 *[[Field Testing of an Innovative Solar Powered Milk Cooling Solution for the higher Efficiency of the Dairy Subsector in Tunisia (PA Project)|Field Testing of an Innovative Solar Powered Milk Cooling Solution for the higher Efficiency of the Dairy Subsector in Tunisia (PA Project)]]<br/>
-= References =
+== References ==
 *For further information, please contact the author of this article.

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 = Introduction<br/> =
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 *[[Reducing Milk Spoilage through Solar Powered Milk Chilling|Reducing Milk Spoilage through Solar Powered Milk Chilling]]<br/>
-*[[SunChill: Solar-Powered Refrigeration for Kenyan Dairy Farms|SunChill: Solar-Powered Refrigeration for Kenyan Dairy Farms]]<br/>
+*[[SunDanzer: Solar-Powered Refrigeration for Kenyan Dairy Farms|SunChill: Solar-Powered Refrigeration for Kenyan Dairy Farms]]<br/>
 *[http://www.simply-solar.de/index.php/projects/batteryless-milk-cooling Simply Solar System for Solar Cooling for small scale dairy farms and milk collection center]<br/>
 *[[Solar Milk Cooling with Insulated Milk Cans|Hohenheim System of Solar Milk Cooling with Insulated Milk Cans]]
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 *For further information, please contact the author of this article.
 [[Category:Productive_Use]]

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 = Introduction =
 In many countries, milk is exclusively produced by small and medium sized dairy farms with daily milk output below 200l. Their milk, in most of the cases is transported to milk collection facilities without any form of cooling. In addition, lack of hygiene and cleaning procedures and problems with cattle health are the most common reasons of high bacterial growth during short-term storage of milk on the farm and during transportation. Under warm climatic conditions, milk can exceed the maximum bacterial count prescribed by food safety laws after about two to five hours. During the hottest periods of the year, lack of quality can lead to high rates of refused milk at collection centers or dairy plants. Furthermore, due to low production volumes, evening milk is often not collected year round, thus causing additional on-farm losses. Small-scale solar powered milk cooling technologies can support the milk value chain at farm, cooperative and collecting center level by increasing productivity and giving access to price premiums and to additional markets.<br/>
+<br/>
 = Small-scale solar milk cooling solutions<br/> =
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 *[[SunChill: Solar-Powered Refrigeration for Kenyan Dairy Farms|SunChill: Solar-Powered Refrigeration for Kenyan Dairy Farms]]<br/>
 *[http://www.simply-solar.de/index.php/projects/batteryless-milk-cooling Simply Solar System for Solar Cooling for small scale dairy farms and milk collection center]<br/>
-*[[Solar_Milk_Cooling_with_Insulated_Milk_Cans|Hohenheim System of Solar Milk Cooling with Insulated Milk Cans]]
+*[[Solar Milk Cooling with Insulated Milk Cans|Hohenheim System of Solar Milk Cooling with Insulated Milk Cans]]
 = On-field projects<br/> =
-*[[Reducing_Milk_Spoilage_through_Solar_Powered_Milk_Chilling_(PA_Project)|Reducing Milk Spoilage through Solar Powered Milk Chilling (PA Project)]]<br/>
+*[[Reducing Milk Spoilage through Solar Powered Milk Chilling (PA Project)|Reducing Milk Spoilage through Solar Powered Milk Chilling (PA Project)]]<br/>
-*[[Solar-Powered_Refrigeration_for_Kenyan_Dairy_Farms_(PA_Project)|Solar-Powered Refrigeration for Kenyan Dairy Farms (PA Project)]]<br/>
+*[[Solar-Powered Refrigeration for Kenyan Dairy Farms (PA Project)|Solar-Powered Refrigeration for Kenyan Dairy Farms (PA Project)]]<br/>
-*[[Field_Testing_of_an_Innovative_Solar_Powered_Milk_Cooling_Solution_for_the_higher_Efficiency_of_the_Dairy_Subsector_in_Tunisia_(PA_Project)|Field Testing of an Innovative Solar Powered Milk Cooling Solution for the higher Efficiency of the Dairy Subsector in Tunisia (PA Project)]]<br/>
+*[[Field Testing of an Innovative Solar Powered Milk Cooling Solution for the higher Efficiency of the Dairy Subsector in Tunisia (PA Project)|Field Testing of an Innovative Solar Powered Milk Cooling Solution for the higher Efficiency of the Dairy Subsector in Tunisia (PA Project)]]<br/>
 = References =
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 *For further information, please contact the author of this article.
 [[Category:Solar]]

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 = Introduction =
 In many countries, milk is exclusively produced by small and medium sized dairy farms with daily milk output below 200l. Their milk, in most of the cases is transported to milk collection facilities without any form of cooling. In addition, lack of hygiene and cleaning procedures and problems with cattle health are the most common reasons of high bacterial growth during short-term storage of milk on the farm and during transportation. Under warm climatic conditions, milk can exceed the maximum bacterial count prescribed by food safety laws after about two to five hours. During the hottest periods of the year, lack of quality can lead to high rates of refused milk at collection centers or dairy plants. Furthermore, due to low production volumes, evening milk is often not collected year round, thus causing additional on-farm losses. Small-scale solar powered milk cooling technologies can support the milk value chain at farm, cooperative and collecting center level by increasing productivity and giving access to price premiums and to additional markets.<br/>
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 *[[SunChill: Solar-Powered Refrigeration for Kenyan Dairy Farms|SunChill: Solar-Powered Refrigeration for Kenyan Dairy Farms]]<br/>
 *[http://www.simply-solar.de/index.php/projects/batteryless-milk-cooling Simply Solar System for Solar Cooling for small scale dairy farms and milk collection center]<br/>
-*[[Solar Milk Cooling with Isolated Milk Cans|Hohenheim System for Solar Milk Cooling with Insulated Milk Cans]]<br/>
+*[[Solar_Milk_Cooling_with_Insulated_Milk_Cans|Hohenheim System of Solar Milk Cooling with Insulated Milk Cans]]

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 = Introduction =
 In many countries, milk is exclusively produced by small and medium sized dairy farms with daily milk output below 200l. Their milk, in most of the cases is transported to milk collection facilities without any form of cooling. In addition, lack of hygiene and cleaning procedures and problems with cattle health are the most common reasons of high bacterial growth during short-term storage of milk on the farm and during transportation. Under warm climatic conditions, milk can exceed the maximum bacterial count prescribed by food safety laws after about two to five hours. During the hottest periods of the year, lack of quality can lead to high rates of refused milk at collection centers or dairy plants. Furthermore, due to low production volumes, evening milk is often not collected year round, thus causing additional on-farm losses. Small-scale solar powered milk cooling technologies can support the milk value chain at farm, cooperative and collecting center level by increasing productivity and giving access to price premiums and to additional markets.<br/>
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 *[[SunChill: Solar-Powered Refrigeration for Kenyan Dairy Farms|SunChill: Solar-Powered Refrigeration for Kenyan Dairy Farms]]<br/>
 *[http://www.simply-solar.de/index.php/projects/batteryless-milk-cooling Simply Solar System for Solar Cooling for small scale dairy farms and milk collection center]<br/>
-*[[Solar_Milk_Cooling_with_Isolated_Milk_Cans|Hohenheim System for Solar Milk Cooling with Isolated Milk Cans]]<br/>
+*[[Solar Milk Cooling with Isolated Milk Cans|Hohenheim System for Solar Milk Cooling with Insulated Milk Cans]]<br/>

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