KEE's wastewater treatment equipment for seafood processing: 'Food Factory Systems'
Kashima Environmental Engineering (KEE) wastewater treatment equipment - comprehensive support from design, procurement, construction to trial operation.
Do you have any concerns about wastewater treatment and oil removal at your fish processing plant?
In the seafood processing industry, the treatment of wastewater containing oils and high concentrations of organic matter generated during the processing of seafood is a significant challenge. In particular, if the removal of oils is insufficient, there are concerns about exceeding discharge standards, the occurrence of unpleasant odors, and impacts on subsequent treatment processes. In response to these challenges, our company proposes wastewater treatment facilities capable of stable processing, leveraging the knowledge and know-how cultivated through many years of experience. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Wastewater treatment from the washing and processing of seafood - When the pretreatment for oil removal is not functioning well - When aiming to stabilize treated water - When implementing odor control measures 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Compliance with discharge standards (N-Hex, BOD, SS, etc.) - Increased efficiency of pretreatment for oil removal - Suppression of unpleasant odors - Reduction of burden on subsequent treatment processes
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【Features】 - Proven track record in treating wastewater from food factories - Initiatives for oil decomposition, extraction, and reuse - Design capable of responding to fluctuations in water quality and quantity - Support for equipment renewal projects and environmental impact reduction measures - Proposals for the introduction of energy-saving equipment 【Our Strengths】 Our company offers a one-stop engineering service that supports everything from planning and research to design, construction, and trial operation. As a member of the Kashima Group, we continuously respond to the evolving needs for environmental measures and provide precise services that pursue customer benefits over the long term.
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※Kashima Environmental Engineering (KEE) wastewater treatment equipment - comprehensive support from design, procurement, construction to trial operation.
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Our food factory wastewater treatment facilities include: ■ Treatment combining traditional pressurized flotation devices and activated sludge ■ Biological treatment using yeast to obtain stable treated water ■ Biological treatment utilizing oil-decomposing bacteria and a new type of rotating disc to achieve space-saving ■ Advanced treatment with a membrane separation system introduced in the later stage, allowing for the use of treated water as reclaimed water * We will propose a treatment method suitable for the wastewater discharged by our customers. Additionally, we are currently engaged in the maintenance and management of over 50 wastewater treatment facilities in the metropolitan area. We provide treatment facilities that can be used with peace of mind over the long term, focusing not only on initial costs but also on maintenance costs, with a long-term perspective.
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Our company offers a wide range of services, including "Engineering Services," which provide one-stop support for engineering tasks from the planning and research stages to permit applications, design, construction, and trial operations, as well as "Waste Management Services," where we select treatment methods from the perspective of resource efficiency and propose a variety of disposal methods, from incineration to water treatment. As a member of the Kajima Group, we continuously respond to the evolving needs for environmental measures and provide precise services that pursue customer benefits over the long term.
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