[Case Study of Water Treatment Equipment] Rice Cracker Factory in Fukushima Prefecture (600m3/d Treatment)

Introduction of case studies on water treatment systems that enable processing without increasing tank capacity.

Here is a case study of a rice cracker factory in Fukushima Prefecture that introduced our "water treatment system." At this factory, operations using standard activated sludge equipment faced increased raw water loads, making it difficult to operate with the existing facilities. To enable treatment without increasing the tank capacity, they adopted our membrane guarantee system, which includes remote monitoring. As a result, the membrane unit was placed in the existing tank, allowing for operation without the need for tank expansion. Furthermore, part of the existing tank was repurposed as a backup emergency sludge tank, making the system more compact and reliable during emergencies. 【Case Study】 ■Challenges - Initially operated with standard activated sludge equipment, but raw water loads increased. - It became difficult to operate with the existing facilities. - Wanted to enable treatment without increasing tank capacity. - There were issues with remote monitoring and the membrane guarantee system. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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