Goodman Fielder was looking for a pre-treatment step to take some of the load off its existing wastewater treatment system.
Aerofloat installed its unique Aerotrap, which uses a similar automated sludge removal mechanism as its patented dissolved air flotation (AeroDAF). The Aerotrap is effectively an automated grease trap, which has ensured a simple solution for removal of fats, oils and grease (FOG) from the wastewater.
Goodman Fielder was provided with a simple, maintenance friendly and effective solution that has taken significant load off the existing wastewater treatment plant.
Aerofloat installed its Aerotrap at Goodman Fielder bakery – a unique automated grease trap.
It manufactures, packages and distributes a number of products from various sites around the country.
Goodman Fielder in Moorebank, Sydney, is a bakery producing garlic bread.
An increase in production meant that the existing wastewater treatment plant was unable to handle the heightened load of FOG in the wastewater. Goodman Fielder looked for a pre-treatment step to lessen the load on the existing plant.
Aerofloat’s engineers’ experience in grease trap wastewater treatment designs meant it was able to meet the client requirements quickly and effectively.
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