Sep 30 2009 11:09 AMWater/Wastewater

Streamlining Treatment of Challenging Wastewaters in Food Processing
 

Streamlining Treatment of Challenging Wastewaters in Food Processing

Ken?s Foods? newly upgraded wastewater treatment facility, the world?s largest anaerobic membrane bioreactor (AnMBR) system, is not only a showpiece for the efficient reduction of chemical oxygen demand (COD) and total suspended solids (TSS) in challenging food processing wastewaters with high levels of organic content, but it is also supplying 200,000-plus cubic feet of biogas a day, providing 100% of the heat required for the treatment plant?s operation.



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