Examples of improvements using existing treatment facilities for oily wastewater in food manufacturing *Available for free.
Reduce the amount of drug usage, sludge disposal, and odors. Detail problems, countermeasures, and effects with graphs and illustrations.
In the case study "Solutions for Oily Wastewater from Food Manufacturing," we introduce an example where significant reductions in running costs (4.6 million yen annually) were achieved by changing operational methods and reviewing the treatment flow, while keeping the existing treatment facilities as they are. We provide clear explanations using data such as photos, diagrams, and survey results. 【Contents】 1. Common issues that arise during wastewater discharge 2. Improvement proposals using the "Floating Separation Activated Sludge Method" 3. Flow of improvements represented through diagrams and comparison tables 4. Four beneficial results obtained from the implementation *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us. 【Instead of going through complicated materials... it's quicker to listen to a talk!】 We are holding "Wastewater Treatment Courses (Introductory/Practical)" in Tokyo and Nagoya! Please download the PDF for more details.
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● Case of Oil-Containing Wastewater Treatment 【Overview of the Treatment Facility】 Type of Wastewater: Oil-Containing Wastewater Discharge Destination of Treated Water: Sewage System Treatment Method: Pressurized Floatation Method 【Understanding the Issues】 * This case involves a facility that has been under operational management for a long time. Voice of the Treatment Facility Personnel → High running costs such as chemical usage and sludge disposal fees → Treatment water quality and sludge dewatering are unstable due to seasonal inflow fluctuations → Want to address the specific odor ● Wastewater Treatment Seminar (Target Audience) - New personnel in wastewater treatment facilities, operational management department - Manufacturing department personnel - Management department personnel such as general affairs (Scheduled Dates) May 11, 2018 (Friday) - Nagoya Venue - Biological Treatment (Introductory Course) May 18, 2018 (Friday) - Nagoya Venue - Biological Treatment (Introductory Course) May 25, 2018 (Friday) - Tokyo Venue - Biological Treatment (Introductory Course) June 29, 2018 (Friday) - Nagoya Venue - Biological Treatment (Practical Course) * For details, please download the PDF.
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Based on over 50 years of experience and know-how in the maintenance and management of wastewater treatment facilities, we offer proposals for stabilizing water quality and various improvements. 【Do you have any of these concerns?】 ◆ "I don't know how to manage the wastewater treatment facility." ◆ "Water quality deterioration is causing us to exceed discharge standards and regulations." ◆ "The costs of chemicals and electricity are becoming burdensome." ◆ "I want to establish a new facility or repair aging parts." ◆ "Night shifts are becoming a burden." 【Please consult with us】 ◆ Our qualified technicians manage the facilities, ensuring safety and peace of mind. ◆ We offer on-site management, patrol management, and technical support services according to your needs. ◆ If you have internet access, you can check the status of the wastewater treatment facility anytime, anywhere. → We provide peace of mind by quickly identifying any abnormalities in the facility! ◆ 24/7 contact service for emergencies (human contact). ◆ Improvement proposals based on management data. You can also rely on us for water quality analysis, design, and construction. The Estem Group promotes environmental conservation projects centered around water. Our fundamental philosophy is to provide "safety" and "trust" with a motto of accuracy and sincerity, while executing "customer-first principles" and "conservation of the natural and living environment."
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