Thailand is one of Southeast Asia’s leading food processing hubs, with strong production in sauces, beverages, and fermented products. These industries generate wastewater characterized by:
The client faced difficulties in achieving consistent clarification and discharge compliance, especially during peak production periods.
After evaluating the wastewater sample, Bluwat recommended a stable and flexible treatment program:
Quickly neutralizes charge and aggregates suspended solids.
Ensures optimal coagulation conditions.
Forms strong, large flocs for efficient solid-liquid separation.
Used when color removal requirements are higher.
| Parameter | Before Treatment | After Treatment |
|---|---|---|
| Color | Yellow / Brown | Clear / Light |
| COD | 1200–1800 mg/L | 400–700 mg/L |
| Turbidity | High | Very Low |
| Odor | Noticeable | Reduced |
A: Yes, the chemicals are widely used in industrial water treatment and can be applied safely with proper dosing control.
A: Not always. For most food wastewater, PAC + PAM is sufficient. Decoloring agent is used when color is high.
A: Yes, by removing organic matter, odor can be significantly reduced.
A: Very stable, even under varying wastewater loads.
A: Yes, Bluwat offers lab-scale testing and tailored solutions.
Thailand is one of Southeast Asia’s leading food processing hubs, with strong production in sauces, beverages, and fermented products. These industries generate wastewater characterized by:
The client faced difficulties in achieving consistent clarification and discharge compliance, especially during peak production periods.
After evaluating the wastewater sample, Bluwat recommended a stable and flexible treatment program:
Quickly neutralizes charge and aggregates suspended solids.
Ensures optimal coagulation conditions.
Forms strong, large flocs for efficient solid-liquid separation.
Used when color removal requirements are higher.
| Parameter | Before Treatment | After Treatment |
|---|---|---|
| Color | Yellow / Brown | Clear / Light |
| COD | 1200–1800 mg/L | 400–700 mg/L |
| Turbidity | High | Very Low |
| Odor | Noticeable | Reduced |
A: Yes, the chemicals are widely used in industrial water treatment and can be applied safely with proper dosing control.
A: Not always. For most food wastewater, PAC + PAM is sufficient. Decoloring agent is used when color is high.
A: Yes, by removing organic matter, odor can be significantly reduced.
A: Very stable, even under varying wastewater loads.
A: Yes, Bluwat offers lab-scale testing and tailored solutions.