North Coast Filter Services (NCFS) needed a wastewater treatment solution to manage its highly contaminated waste that was causing issues with the local authority’s (North Coast Water) treatment facility.
A cooperative project between NCFS and Aerofloat, which included the installation of the dissolved air flotation unit (AeroDAF 100) to manage the highly contaminated waste.
NCFS were able to install an affordable solution to manage its wastewater treatment needs and satisfy North Coast Water’s requirements.
The fats, oils and greases from commercial kitchen ducts resulted in highly polluted wastewater for North Coast Filter Services.
As such the water used to clean the filters becomes highly contaminated with fats, oils and greases (FOG). NCFS were under pressure from North Coast Water to treat its wastewater due to the heavy load it was putting on the local treatment plant.
NCFS completed most of the installation and auxiliary procurement itself while being advised remotely by Aerofloat’s engineers. Aerofloat then visited the completed site to carry out the commissioning of the plant and train its staff.
Aerofloat also provides ongoing operational support for the treatment facility and has recently assisted in an upgrade of the facility.
Meat manufacturer Meyer Food Co. utilised Aerofloat’s AeroDAF to ensure compliancy for its meat processing facility.
Circular Plastics Australia’s new plant in Altona North, Victoria, will recycle high-density polyethylene (HDPE) and polypropylene (PP) plastics from the Melbourne community. It required a wastewater treatment solution that would meet Melbourne city’s strict trade waste requirements.
Circular Plastics Australia’s new plant in Laverton, Victoria, required a wastewater treatment solution that would meet Melbourne city’s strict trade waste requirements. Aerofloat has worked with Circular Plastics Australia on multiple projects to ensure compliant wastewater.
