Wastewater/Sewage Treatment

Fadac Engineering services has at its command the processes and expertise to deal with all sewage and sludge treatment and pumping problems irrespective of size. To date the Company has been responsible for providing so many sewage and sewage associated treatment installations.

Fadac Engineering services will operate on whatever basis is requested by the client, from the supply of a single piece of equipment to the complete turnkey contract management of large works involving the design, manufacture of all the mechanical and electrical equipment installation, including the construction of ancillary civil works, installation and ultimately contract operation if so required.

In addition to offering a range of standard packages, Fadac Engineering services has designed many large custom sewage and sludge treatment works. Many of these schemes have made use of innovative technology developed by Fadac and her partners. These have included multi-stage biological processes capable of very high quality effluent as well as advanced sludge treatment plants incorporating sludge conditioning and dewatering.

As a core business centered in the Water Industry, Fadac Engineering services is fully experienced in the installation, repair and maintenance of sewerage systems, and concentrates on providing a total service: from site investigation to commissioning of works.

As with any industrial process, a significant amount of wastewater is generated by the food and beverage industry, and this can be at almost any point in the production process. To make matters more complicated, the optimal way to treat the wastewater will vary depending on what is being produced and where your plant is located for example, in some cases where there could be a higher quantity of contaminants in the wastewater, the process may need to be more intensive. In other cases, the process can be more straightforward

However, regardless of what your specific plant produces, investing in wastewater treatment can help limit environmental impact while also reducing operation cost. The key is finding the most effective technology and solutions for your specific production process, while also having a clear idea where and how you can utilize the treated water as well as any potential side streams .