Jewel Fine Foods manufactures approximately 30 million ready-to-eat Indian meals annually, creating a high solids and fat wastewater that needed treatment.
Jewel Fine Foods was required to have an effective wastewater treatment plan for its wastewater from the new Sydney processing facility.
Aerofloat designed, manufactured and installed a wastewater treatment plant that included primary screening, hydraulic balancing, pH correction and an AeroDAF 100.
Aerofloat was able to construct a treatment plant in the restricted space and limited time frame required, producing treated effluent that met Sydney Water’s discharge guidelines.
Jewel Fine Foods manufactures approximately 30 million ready-to-eat Indian meals annually, creating a high solids and fat wastewater that needed treatment.
Jewel Fine Food’s growing business meant a new Sydney manufacturing facility was required, and Aerofloat was approached to complete the wastewater treatment facility.
Aerofloat manufactured the equipment at its Taren Point, Sydney warehouse and completed the installation and commissioning of the plant on site at Jewel Fine Foods in Botany.
The process included primary screening, balance tank mixing, pH correction, coagulation and flocculation, dissolved air flotation (AeroDAF) separation and flow monitoring.
Aerofloat has continued to assist Jewel Fine Foods with adhoc maintenance and servicing and chemical supply from its aftercare business.
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