Bimbo Tijuana WWTPview SFCU
Application:
Food, beverage and dairy
C-MEM (HDPE membrane material
About Bimbo Tijuana WWTP
In the middle of September 2018, the C-MEM MBR plant, owned by a worldwide leading Mexican bakery product manufacturer, was started up. The C-MEM WWTP with upstream dissolved air flotation cleans the wastewater from the bakery product manufacture in Tijuana. Per day up to 18,000 p.e. are treated.
First, fats and oils are separated by means of upstreams DAF as pre-treatment as well as high loads in the inlet are removed, which reduces the necessary basin size for the biology. Afterwards the wastewater is treated biologically with the C-MEM ultrafiltration technology so that it can be reused. By doing so, the water consumption of the company can be reduced significantly.
Treatment of wastewater from bakery product manufacturing with upstream dissolved air flotation DAF
- 18,000 p.e. / 86 m³/d
- 2 modules / 128 cartridges
- start-up: 2018
Company summary
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