Food Industry Wastewater
Full-Process Monitoring for a Health-Food Industrial Park WWTP
1 / 3Project Background
The wastewater plant of a health-food industrial park in Guangxi treats food-industry effluent — high in organics, complex in composition, and swinging widely in both quality and flow. Monitoring difficulty is high, and instrument stability requirements are severe.
Customer Challenge
Food-processing wastewater stresses instrumentation: high organic loads foul sensors, composition varies batch to batch, and flow surges test measurement range. Conventional equipment struggles to stay accurate through these conditions.
The TENGINE Solution
TENGINE provided a one-stop full-range monitoring package for the plant's whole process, covering suspended solids, dissolved oxygen, sludge blanket level, pH, ORP, COD, ammonia nitrogen, nitrate nitrogen, level and flow — multiple instrument categories proven across scenarios and long operating hours, with the reliability and adaptability that complex food wastewater demands.
Implementation
The full instrument package was installed across the plant's key process stages, covering all critical monitoring scenarios on site.
Project Results
The plant now holds its whole treatment process under precise monitoring — treatment conditions and quality indicators are visible in real time, industrial wastewater stays stably compliant, and the park's environmental compliance is secured.
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