ClearFox® QuickONE+, QuickONE SBR and SBR process in comparison
Table of Contents The QuickONE+, QuickONE SBR and SBR process from ClearFox® are market leading solutions for biological wastewater treatment. Depending on the amount of wastewater and population equivalent, different processes are used. The ClearFox® QuickONE+ is designed for domestic wastewater treatment up to 1000 PE, the ClearFox® SBR system treats larger wastewater volumes. ClearFox® QuickONE+ – the reliable, biological single-chamber wastewater treatment system Quick wastewater treatment […]
Chicken meat processing wastewater treatment
The wastewater produced during the chicken meat processing is easily cleaned by the ClearFox® treatment plants. The main components are fats, oils, blood and urine, which lead to increased COD and BOD.
Poultry meat processing wastewater treatment
Table of Contents Poultry meat is one of the most popular meats worldwide. In the USA and Europe in particular, chicken, turkey, duck and goose are on the menu. The advantages are obvious: the meat is often particularly lean and rich in nutrients. Nevertheless, poultry meat processing produces wastewater that must not be allowed to […]
Wastewater treatment in meat industry
Table of Contents Meat processing uses a significant amount of water. In the past 20 years, global meat consumption has increased. The meat of pigs, cattle and poultry is particularly popular. The slaughtering and processing of animals produces wastewater, so the wastewater treatment in meat industry is particularly important. Wastewater treatment in meat industry is crucial Wastewater is […]
Wastewater treatment in game meat processing
Table of Contents More and more people include game meat in their diet. Whether in the pan, in the oven or on the grill, game meat offers an extraordinary, flavourful variety. Game meat processing is very complex. Hunters must follow many steps to produce tender meat from animals of different ages. This produces wastewater, the […]
List of abbreviations
Table of Contents [vc_row height=”medium” color_scheme=”alternate” us_bg_image_source=”featured” us_bg_overlay_color=”rgba(43,44,54,0.65)”][vc_column width=”2/3″][us_post_title align=”center” tag=”h1″][us_separator][vc_column_text] The list of abbreviations is intended to help all visitors of the ClearFox® website to better understand the products, equipment and processes. The company does not guarantee completeness in this regard. The ClearFox® team is particularly concerned with enabling consistent communication between manufacturers, suppliers […]
The ClearFox® Pump Shaft
Table of Contents If there is no gradient to the discharge point, the ClearFox® Nature unfortunately cannot be operated completely without current. For this reason, the PPU team has thought about this and developed the ClearFox® pump shaft, which is documented in the appendix and rotated in one piece. In addition to the pump sump, […]
ClearFox® Denitrification
Table of Contents Denitrification is a process to remove nitrite and nitrate from wastewater. Various process technologies are used that lead to this result via intermediate steps. Nitrogen removal is particularly important in areas where nutrient neutrality is required. Benefits of denitrification Nitrate compounds in groundwater are particularly harmful to humans because they are carcinogens. […]
The ClearFox® QuickOne+ completely biological best domestic sewage treatment plant which impresses even on hot days
Table of Contents The person who owns a completely biological domestic sewage treatment plant should make sure that the internal temperature does not rise above 50°C on hot summer days. Because if this happens the bacteria can be affected. They lose efficiency and perish. ClearFox® QuickOne+ is designed in such a way that the system components cool each other down. This means that […]
ClearFox® DAF prevents the formation of fatbergs and solves fat, oil and grease wastewater discharge problems in accordance with licence requirements
Many food factories producing industrial wastewater can have extremely high levels of fat, oil and grease in their wastewater. To avoid fatbergs, the wastewater must be treated properly. Even when discharging treated industrial wastewater from the food and beverage sector into a public sewer, to prevent fatbergs, fat, oil and grease (FOGs) must be removed. […]
