Great Britain

Saica relies on anaerobic reactor for wastewater treatment

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When building its new mill in Partington, Great Britain, the paper manufacturer Saica chose Voith‘s wastewater treatment system with an R2S reactor, which is a two-stage high-performance reactor for anaerobic treatment of industrial wastewater. Voith has already sold 19 of these reactor types worldwide.

At Saica, wastewater treatment is coordinated very precisely to the specifics of paper manufacturing. The system is designed for daily production amounting to 1,400 metric tons of corrugated board base paper from 100% recovered paper, and thus for ca. 6,300 m³ of wastewater daily.

The rugged R2S reactor at Saica breaks down around 80% of the load. Up to 25,000 Nm³ of biogas is produced daily. This gas is available as an additional energy source and can be used for steam or power generation. As the concept is specifically coordinated to the paper mill, the limit values for the wastewater are also reliably and safely adhered to. The amount of excess sludge is also reduced.

Voith has already sold 19 R2S reactors worldwide.
Voith has already sold 19 R2S reactors worldwide.