Located in Albury-Wodonga, the Circular Plastics facility is a joint venture between Asahi Beverages, Pact Group Holdings Ltd and Cleanaway Waste Management Ltd. Australian company Aerofloat was contracted to design and construct the wastewater treatment system for the project to ensure clean, reusable wash water within the plant and a sustainable end-product.
Aerofloat’s design allowed for increases in flow rates and ammonia concentration during peak flows. The plant achieved results beyond the initial scope, managing peak loads of 2000mg/L of ammonia and still achieved strict Sydney water ammonia and nitrogen discharge limits.
Managed by Frasers Property Australia, the large food court at Edmondson Park town centre’s busy shopping precinct boasted a wide range of eatery options including fast food shops, cafes and ice creameries.
Aerofloat worked with a Queensland Council to upgrade its sewage treatment plant (STP) to ensure compliant effluent and a low environmental footprint.
Aerofloat was engaged by the aquaculture company to design a wastewater treatment plant that would allow its new Tasmanian factory to meet the strict guidelines set by Tasmania’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
A wastewater treatment system from Aerofloat supported Rawbone Pet Food’s commitment to the environment and sustainability.
U-Sonics’ environmental conscience led it to Aerofloat to help conserve its local ecosystems.
The fats, oils and greases from commercial kitchen ducts resulted in highly polluted wastewater for North Coast Filter Services.
An Australian university recently worked with Aerofloat to create a wastewater treatment design that was sensitive to the historical significance of its site.
Aerofloat was engaged to upgrade the sewage treatment plant to treat domestic sewage from the central western New South Wales gold mine site.
