From one o’clock in the morning to lunchtime life is hectic in the Joebges bakery before the bakery team can enjoy its well-earned rest. As a rule, with the wastewater to be treated, one is concerned with cleaning and washing-up water which comes from cleaning the utensils and baking sheets as well, naturally, from the washing of hands. As a result the washing-up water contains a large amount of starch, flour and remains of dough and, naturally, corresponding detergents. But also residues from the “confectionery” department which, depending on the time of the year and season, are not unusual and not inconsiderable, increase the organic pollution load of the wastewater. Above all, however, there are the large quantities of water which occur in surges which make it hard for conventional plants working on the throughflow principle. Most of the wastewater is produced at the end of a working shift, when the working places and the utensils used are cleaned and made ready for the next day. Thus, in the course of a day, there are considerable fluctuations. On Sundays this area remains closed. This wastewater is set to correspond with ca. 4 PT when dimensioning the system. To this are added 8 PT from the two dwelling units.
With the arrangement of the plant capacity an AQUAMAX® GASTRO 9-16Z was finally chosen.