Şensa Dairy Products Inc.

The fundamental technical parameters of the project are summarized in the table below. This information provides an overview of the project's scope, engineering requirements, and delivery process.

Şensa Milk Industrial wastewater treatment facility targets a composition specific to the industry. A multi-barrier approach is utilized. This approach includes pre-treatment, primary, biological, and advanced treatment stages. As a result, the effluent water becomes compliant with discharge limits.

The dairy industry wastewater contains high COD (1,500-6,000 mg/L) and FOG. CIP washings cause pH fluctuations. Biological degradability is high (BOD/COD 0.7+). Additionally, the anaerobic process provides economic benefits through biogas utilization. The dairy industry can meet a significant portion of its facility's energy needs with the biogas it produces.

At the end of the project, the discharge water is produced with a quality that meets the discharge standards of SKKY (Water Pollution Control Regulation). Additionally, the facility is equipped with a modern automation infrastructure. This maximizes operational continuity and energy efficiency. For detailed technical information, you can refer to the Dairy Factory Wastewater Treatment Guide. Our articles such as Industrial Wastewater Treatment Methods and SKKY Discharge Limits 2026 Guide address different aspects of the topic.

For similar capacity and sectoral needs, our Arsistek engineering team provides free preliminary assessment and technical recommendations. In addition, we offer consulting services for capacity enhancement or modernization of your existing facility. With over 20 years of experience, we provide reliable solutions to the industry, especially in the field of wastewater treatment plants. For more information, you can contact us through our contact page.