Treating process wastewater to a reusable quality via your wastewater treatment plant has multiple advantages. Water reuse means reducing water costs, minimising trade waste expenses and improving corporate environmental responsibility. Aerofloat provides expertise and experience in recommending both proprietary and off-the-shelf products, ensuring a clever and robust wastewater system that offers water reuse.
Water is a valued commodity.
Depending on the quality of treated effluent, treated wastewater from Aerofloat’s plants can be used for irrigation, toilet flushing, wash water, process water and in some circumstances, boiler feed water. The level of treatment required is determined by the incoming wastewater quality and the outgoing purpose for reuse.
Aerofloat has extensive experience in designing wastewater treatment plants for effluent reuse and can develop simple yet reliable solutions for its clients. If water reuse is a desired outcome, Aerofloat will take this into account during the concept phase, providing a design to ensure the effluent is treated to a quality that is suitable for reuse.
Wastewater water reuse is an important option for many companies, to save on costs and meet environmental requirements.
Wastewater treated to a suitable level can be reused for agriculture, irrigation, wash water within the facility and toilet flushing.
Aerofloat has extensive experience in designing wastewater treatment solutions whereby the treated effluent can be reused.
Some of these include irrigation for cattle crops, surrounding gardens and nearby forests, as well as reuse as wash water within plastics recycling facilities, resulting in an improved finished plastic product.
Moving bed biofilm reactor (MBBR) involves a biological process commonly used to remove soluble contaminants, such as BOD and COD (typically dissolved sugars and proteins).
The AeroASR (activated sludge reactor) is an aerobic, suspended growth biological treatment process and the mixed liquor containing the microorganisms which flows from the ASR are settled in a separate clarifier.
Aerofloat has many combined years’ engineering experience in the wastewater treatment industry. It also has access to several third-party products at competitive prices to incorporate into any design – including membrane bio reactors (MBRs) for biological treatment.
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.
A clever process wastewater and sewage treatment solution from Aerofloat allowed Cupitt’s Estate to irrigate to the surrounding land.
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).
