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  • Health & Beauty - Turnkey Solution - FRC Project Profile

    FRC was selected by a large privately owned US based cosmetics company to supply the wastewater treatment solution for a new manufacturing facility with expected wastewater volumes of approximately 215,000 gpd. All Projects FRC Systems » Projects Health & Beauty Turnkey Solution General Manufacturing Previous Project Next Project FRC Components Screen, Oil & Water Separation, Flocculator, High-Rate DAF, Sludge Dewatering, Equalization Project Description FRC was selected by a large privately owned US based cosmetics company to supply the wastewater treatment solution for a new manufacturing facility with expected wastewater volumes of approximately 215,000 gpd. FRC provided a turnkey solution including design, engineering, manufacture, and complete mechanical and electrical installation. The wastewater treatment system was designed to separate solids for further treatment and recover the oil in the wastewater for recycling. The FRC Solution Rotary Drum Screen – Course solids removal prior to OWS and equalization. Oil-Water Separator – Recover oils, removing a significant portion of the oil and gas Equalization Tanks – Homogenize wastewater for consistent for consistent wastewater characteristics. Aeration mixing is provided to prevent anoxic conditions and formation of ammonia. Two tanks are used for batch operation for the multiple number of products that client produces weekly. This simplifies the downstream chemical dosing regimen Flocculator – Coagulant, acid, caustic, and flocculant dosed in flocculator to precipitate colloidal solids and emulsified oils High-Rate DAF – Float the precipitated solids, yielding clean effluent water Filter Press – Increase dry solids content of the DAF sludge to reduce disposal costs – ready for landfill Parameter Effluent Req. Flow (gpm) 150 Flow (m3/h) 34.5 O&G (mg/L) < 200 TSS (mg/L) < 250 Design Data Previous Project Next Project Submit a Project Profile Have a Question? Need help customizing your wastewater solution? We're here to help! Send us a message!

  • Philip Jermakowicz, Mechanical Design

    Philip Jermakowicz , Mechanical Design, +1 770-534-3681 , Cumming Back to Team Philip Jermakowicz Mechanical Design +1 770-534-3681 FRC Products Project References Have a Question? Need help customizing your wastewater solution? We're here to help! Send us a message!

  • Hog - System Solution - FRC Project Profile

    One of the largest family-owned pork processers was building a new plant with the goal of having a completely modern facility from start to finish. All Projects FRC Systems » Projects Pork System Solution Meat & Seafood Processing Previous Project Next Project FRC Components Screen, High-Rate DAF, Flocculator, Equalization Project Description One of the largest family-owned pork processers was building a new plant with the goal of having a completely modern facility from start to finish. FRC was called in to design a wastewater treatment system to meet discharge goals for a large volume of wastewater (1.3 MGD) containing high levels of Fats, Oils, and Grease (FOG) and Total Suspended Solids (TSS). FRC engineers designed a multi-stage approach that would minimize solid waste, generate clean effluent, and recover re-usable oils as a separate product. The wastewater treatment system was integrated with the overall plant automation system to allow for data collection and remote monitoring. The FRC Solution Rotary Drum Screen – Removes coarse solids prior to further treatment such as hog hair and small pieces of meat High Rate DAF #1 – Uses dissolved air without chemicals to recover oils Equalization – Homogenize wastewater for consistent wastewater characteristics. Aeration mixing is provided to prevent anoxic conditions and formation of ammonia Flocculator (Duty/Standby) – Chemicals dosed to precipitate the colloidal solids High Rate DAF #2 & DAF #3 (Duty/Standby) – Floats the precipitated solids, yielding clarified wastewater Parameter Design Data Flow (gpm) Avg 900 Max 2400 Flow (m3/h) Avg 205 Max 545 TSS (mg/L) 4200 FOG (mg/L) 1300 BOD (mg/L) 4900 Design Data Previous Project Next Project Submit a Project Profile Have a Question? Need help customizing your wastewater solution? We're here to help! Send us a message!

  • Edgar de la Cruz, Application Engineer

    Edgar de la Cruz , Application Engineer, +1 770-534-3681 , Cumming Back to Team Edgar de la Cruz Application Engineer +1 770-534-3681 FRC Products Project References Have a Question? Need help customizing your wastewater solution? We're here to help! Send us a message!

  • Flocculators | FRC Systems

    Flocculators , Flocculators , Static inline mixer enhances coagulation and flocculation before DAF; energy-free design with air injection and chemical dosing ports. Product Sheet - General Flocculators Static inline mixer enhances coagulation and flocculation before DAF; energy-free design with air injection and chemical dosing ports. To learn more, fill out the form to have access to the entire library for free! < Back To have access to our entire library for free, please provide the following: First name* Last name* Email* Company name* Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Access & Download

  • Conrad Davidson, Field Operations Project Manager

    Conrad Davidson , Field Operations Project Manager, +1 770-534-3681 , Cumming Back to Team Conrad Davidson Field Operations Project Manager +1 770-534-3681 FRC Products Project References Have a Question? Need help customizing your wastewater solution? We're here to help! Send us a message!

  • Pet Food - System Solution - FRC Project Profile

    FRC’s designed a custom solution for this global producer of nutrition based pet food when they needed to reduce TSS and FOG prior to discharging to local POTW in order to remain in compliance. All Projects FRC Systems » Projects Pet Food System Solution Meat & Seafood Processing Previous Project Next Project FRC Components Screen, Flocculator, High-Rate DAF Project Description FRC’s designed a custom solution for this global producer of nutrition based pet food when they needed to reduce TSS and FOG prior to discharging to local POTW in order to remain in compliance. The successful results led to implementation in several of their other production facilities. The FRC Solution Rotary Drum Screen – Removes coarse and fine solids prior to downstream equipment Equalization – Homogenize wastewater for consistent wastewater characteristics. Aeration mixing is provided to prevent anoxic conditions and formation of ammonia Flocculator – Chemicals dosed to precipitate the colloidal solids High Rate DAF – Float the precipitated solids thereby removing TSS and FOG Parameter Design Data Flow (gpm) 80 Flow (m3/h) 18 TSS (mg/L) 350 FOG (mg/L) 900 COD (mg/L) 1000 Design Data Previous Project Next Project Submit a Project Profile Have a Question? Need help customizing your wastewater solution? We're here to help! Send us a message!

  • Linda Adams, Office Administrator (GA/USA)

    Linda Adams , Office Administrator (GA/USA), +1 770-534-3681 , Cumming Back to Team Linda Adams Office Administrator (GA/USA) +1 770-534-3681 FRC Products Project References Have a Question? Need help customizing your wastewater solution? We're here to help! Send us a message!

  • Document Library | FRC Systems

    Get access to all of FRC Systems' case studies, whitepapers, product sheets and more! Document Library Get Free Access to Valuable Resources With decades of industry experience, FRC Systems understands the complexities of wastewater treatment across a wide range of sectors. Complete the form to unlock free access to: Case Studies Whitepapers Product Sheets And more technical resources No cost. Just insights. < Back To have access to our entire library for free, please provide the following: First name* Last name* Email* Company name* Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Access & Download

  • Renewable Diesel | FRC Systems

    Renewable Diesel , Renewable Diesel , The diesel plant needed to remove FOG produced mainly from free and emulsified oils. FRC provided a full solution to meet their needs. Case Study - Oil & Gas Renewable Diesel The diesel plant needed to remove FOG produced mainly from free and emulsified oils. FRC provided a full solution to meet their needs. To learn more, fill out the form to have access to the entire library for free! < Back To have access to our entire library for free, please provide the following: First name* Last name* Email* Company name* Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Access & Download

  • Algae Removal with a DAF System | FRC Systems

    Algae Removal with a DAF System , Algae Removal with a DAF System , In this video, Tariq Syed of FRC Systems explores how algae is removed from wastewater using advanced treatment methods. Video - Municipal Algae Removal with a DAF System In this video, Tariq Syed of FRC Systems explores how algae is removed from wastewater using advanced treatment methods. To learn more, fill out the form to have access to the entire library for free! < Back To have access to our entire library for free, please provide the following: First name* Last name* Email* Company name* Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Access & Download

  • General Terms & Conditions - Sale | FRC Systems

    General Terms & Conditions - Sale , General Terms & Conditions - Sale , Terms & Conditions - General Terms & Conditions - Sale To learn more, fill out the form to have access to the entire library for free! < Back To have access to our entire library for free, please provide the following: First name* Last name* Email* Company name* Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Access & Download

  • Algae Removal with DAF | FRC Systems

    Algae Removal with DAF , Algae Removal with DAF , During the warm summer months, a wastewater treatment facility processing two million gallons per day faces severe algae overgrowth in its two aerati... White PaperCase Study - Municipal Algae Removal with DAF During the warm summer months, a wastewater treatment facility processing two million gallons per day faces severe algae overgrowth in its two aerati... To learn more, fill out the form to have access to the entire library for free! < Back To have access to our entire library for free, please provide the following: First name* Last name* Email* Company name* Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Access & Download

  • Crab & Shrimp Processing | FRC Systems

    Crab & Shrimp Processing , Crab & Shrimp Processing , The facility produces whole cooked crabs, crab sections, fry legs, and crab meat. They are also the largest processor of Pacific cold-water shrimp in the world. Case Study - Meat Processing Crab & Shrimp Processing The facility produces whole cooked crabs, crab sections, fry legs, and crab meat. They are also the largest processor of Pacific cold-water shrimp in the world. To learn more, fill out the form to have access to the entire library for free! < Back To have access to our entire library for free, please provide the following: First name* Last name* Email* Company name* Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Access & Download

  • Poultry Processing Wastewater Treatment | FRC Systems

    Poultry processing plants generate wastewater high in TSS, FOG, BOD, and phosphorus. FRC systems provide proven solutions for poultry, beef, pork, seafood, rendering, and pet food operations—helping recover valuable by-products and meet discharge requirements. FRC Systems » Industries Poultry Wastewater Solutions That Recover Value and Cut Costs FRC designs custom wastewater systems for poultry plants, built for high solids, fats, and variable flows. Our solutions combine mechanical separation, DAF, and biological treatment to meet discharge limits and recover by‑products. Key Components: Offal & feather separation for front-end solids removal DAF units for rapid FOG, TSS, and protein removal Biological treatment : MBBR, MBR, or CWAS Sludge dewatering for lower hauling costs Rotary drum screens for fine solids Equalization tanks for flow balance Benefits: Handles high TSS, FOG, BOD, and phosphorus Recovers proteins, fats, feathers, and offal for rendering Modular designs for tight spaces and phased expansions Why FRC? Proven systems for poultry wastewater Durable equipment and turnkey integration Experienced engineering team focused on compliance and ROI Poultry Processing References Turnkey Solution System Solution System Solution Have a Question? Need help customizing your wastewater solution? We're here to help! Send us a message!

  • Pork Processing | FRC Systems

    Pork Processing , Pork Processing , The pork processing facility required a DAF system to separate biomass from the biological treatment system. Case Study - Meat Processing Pork Processing The pork processing facility required a DAF system to separate biomass from the biological treatment system. To learn more, fill out the form to have access to the entire library for free! < Back To have access to our entire library for free, please provide the following: First name* Last name* Email* Company name* Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Access & Download

  • Oleksandr Dyatlov, Field Engineer

    Oleksandr Dyatlov , Field Engineer, +1 770-534-3681 , Cumming Back to Team Oleksandr Dyatlov Field Engineer +1 770-534-3681 FRC Products Project References Have a Question? Need help customizing your wastewater solution? We're here to help! Send us a message!

  • FRC Systems | About Us

    FRC was founded in 1979 as a provider of wastewater treatment equipment to the food processing industry. FRC Systems » About FRC Systems Team Directory Project Archive Products For almost 50 years, FRC Systems has delivered thousands of system installations worldwide. FRC was founded in 1979 as a provider of wastewater treatment equipment to the food processing industry. Over the following two decades, FRC emerged as the eminent dissolved air flotation (DAF) systems provider to many of the food processing industry’s largest companies. From there, FRC began expanding its services to general manufacturing, oil and gas and municipal applications. In 2008, FRC Environmental was renamed FRC Systems International to better reflect the growing global reach of FRC. Our focus expanded to include screens, sludge dewatering, biological treatment systems, Moving Bed Bio Reactor (MBBR), Membrane Bioreactor (MBR), and Continuous Waste Activated Sludge (CWAS). Today, FRC is part of the Chemtech division of Sulzer, where our clients receive our expert team’s dedicated attention backed by Sulzer’s global resources. Why Choose FRC Systems? Application Experience & Know-How Our design and engineering teams are led by highly regarded specialists in the industrial wastewater treatment field with an average of 25+ years of experience in the industry. Client Focused All of our systems are engineered for the specific challenge at hand. We focus on client objectives from the beginning of the design process through installation and start-up. Our goal is not just to make a system that works, but one that works for you. Personal Attention Each wastewater project receives one-on-one attention throughout the entire process from a dedicated project manager and a team of our experienced engineers. Quality You Can Trust The FRC design process includes professional submittals with detailed 3D drawings for approval before manufacturing. Our wastewater treatment products are constructed using laser-cut, stainless-steel manufacturing and assembly to ensure quality control.

  • Automotive - Skidded System Solution - FRC Project Profile

    FRC provided a skidded solution for a stamping mill that provides automotive parts for a leading automobile brand. The wastewater contains Oil and Grease (O&G) from the cleaning of the machinery, plant floors and surfaces. All Projects FRC Systems » Projects Automotive Parts Skidded Solution General Manufacturing Previous Project Next Project FRC Components Flocculator, High-Rate DAF Project Description FRC provided a skidded solution for a stamping mill that provides automotive parts for a leading automobile brand. The wastewater contains Oil and Grease (O&G) from the cleaning of the machinery, plant floors and surfaces. The O&G mainly consists of the mineral oils used to lubricate the machinery and facilitate parts fabrication. The existing Oil Water Separator (OWS) was not meeting discharge requirements. FRC provided a fully skidded DAF system, pre-piped and pre-wired for ease of installation and quick start-up to bring them back to compliance. The FRC Solution Flocculator – Chemicals dosed to precipitate the emulsified oil High-Rate DAF – Float the free oils and the precipitated oil emulsifications, yielding clean effluent water Parameter Design Data Flow (gpm) 17 Flow (m3/h) 3.9 O&G (mg/L) 5100 Design Data Previous Project Next Project Submit a Project Profile Have a Question? Need help customizing your wastewater solution? We're here to help! Send us a message!

  • Seafood - Turnkey Solution - FRC Project Profile

    FRC’s client, the largest vertically integrated seafood company in North America, was building a greenfield plant that needed a wastewater treatment system capable of meeting city requirements. All Projects FRC Systems » Projects Seafood Turnkey Solution Meat & Seafood Processing Previous Project Next Project FRC Components Screen, Equalization, Flocculator, High-Rate DAF, Biological Treatment, Open-Style DAF Project Description FRC’s client, the largest vertically integrated seafood company in North America, was building a greenfield plant that needed a wastewater treatment system capable of meeting city requirements. The site produces frozen seafood products in a variety of styles such breaded and glazed, as well as other pre-prepared foods. Their production process resulted in wastewater with high levels of Total Suspended Solids (TSS), Fats, Oils, and Grease (FOG) and Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD). FRC’s engineered team designed a complete turnkey wastewater treatment system to meet the customer’s needs. The FRC Solution Rotary Drum Screen – Remove coarse solids such as small and large pieces of fish to protect the downstream equipment Equalization – Homogenize wastewater for consistent wastewater characteristics. Aeration mixing is provided to prevent anoxic conditions and formation of ammonia Primary Flocculator – Chemicals dosed to precipitate the colloidal solids Primary High-Rate DAF – Float the precipitated solids (TSS, FOG and any insoluble BOD). Removing TSS and any FOG is critical for biological treatment Biological Treatment – Removes the soluble BOD, creating a biomass that must be removed Secondary Flocculator – Short flocculator to precondition biomass with flocculant Secondary Open-Style DAF – Float the biomass for final effluent to discharge to city Parameter Effluent Req. Flow (gpm) 160 Flow (m3/h) 36 TSS (mg/L) < 250 FOG (mg/L) < 100 BOD (mg/L) < 500 Design Data Previous Project Next Project Submit a Project Profile Have a Question? Need help customizing your wastewater solution? We're here to help! Send us a message!

  • Dairy - Turnkey Solution - FRC Project Profile

    FRC has been the trusted engineer to help manage the wastewater treatment needs for this Canadian based top ten worldwide dairy processor as they grow and expand across North America. All Projects FRC Systems » Projects Dairy Turnkey Solution Food & Beverage Previous Project Next Project FRC Components Open-Style DAF, High-Rate DAF, Flocculator, Biological Treatment, MBBR Project Description FRC has been the trusted engineer to help manage the wastewater treatment needs for this Canadian based top ten worldwide dairy processor as they grow and expand across North America. This particular facility generates over 360,000 gallons of wastewater per day. The original wastewater treatment system design consisted of a biotower, a Continuous Waste Activated Sludge (CWAS) system, and a clarifier. Without proper pretreatment, Fats, Oils, and Grease (FOG) was able to enter the biotower, which destroyed the biomass, disrupting the CWAS system downstream. The clarifier was also hydraulically overloaded, resulting in poor performance. The FRC solution was to install a Dissolved Air Flotation (DAF) unit as a pretreatment step and to increase biological treatment capacity by installing a Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor (MBBR) system prior to the CWAS system. The MBBR system was designed with future expansion in mind and will eventually replace the CWAS system. Following biological treatment, FRC installed a secondary DAF unit for biomass separation. FRC was able to provide a complete turnkey solution, including the incorporation of controls, monitoring and automation into the existing Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition (SCADA) system. The FRC Solution Primary Flocculator – Chemicals dosed to precipitate the colloidal solids and emulsified oils Primary High-Rate DAF – Float the precipitated solids yielding effluent ready for biological treatment Biological Treatment – MBBR used to remove soluble BOD and as a result it creates biosolids Secondary Flocculator – Short flocculator to precondition biosolids with flocculant Secondary Open-Style DAF – Float the biosolids, yielding clean effluent water Parameter Design Data Flow (gpm) 250 Flow (m3/h) 56.8 TSS (mg/L) 1235 FOG (mg/L) 1400 BOD (mg/L) 3450 Design Data Previous Project Next Project Submit a Project Profile Have a Question? Need help customizing your wastewater solution? We're here to help! Send us a message!

  • Marlon Perez, Warehouse Technician

    Marlon Perez , Warehouse Technician, +1 770-534-3681 , Cumming Back to Team Marlon Perez Warehouse Technician +1 770-534-3681 FRC Products Project References Have a Question? Need help customizing your wastewater solution? We're here to help! Send us a message!

  • Nick Beatty, Warehouse Technician

    Nick Beatty , Warehouse Technician, +1 770-534-3681 , Cumming Back to Team Nick Beatty Warehouse Technician +1 770-534-3681 FRC Products Project References Have a Question? Need help customizing your wastewater solution? We're here to help! Send us a message!

  • Nick Barnett, Project Manager

    Nick Barnett , Project Manager, +1 770-534-3681 , Cumming Back to Team Nick Barnett Project Manager +1 770-534-3681 FRC Products Project References Have a Question? Need help customizing your wastewater solution? We're here to help! Send us a message!

  • Library | FRC Systems

    You now have access to all of FRC Systems' case studies, whitepapers, product sheets and more! FRC Systems » Documents Library Bookmark this page for faster & easier reference! Filter by Content Case Study Overview Product Sheet Terms & Conditions Video White Paper Filter by Industry Food & Beverage General Manufacturing Meat Processing Municipal Oil & Gas Product Sheet General FRC Product Sheets (ALL) FRC wastewater systems deliver reliable treatment and cost savings. Our DAF units remove solids and oils efficiently, while chemical and dewatering solutions cut sludge volume with low energy use and consistent performance. View/Download PDF / 3.14 mb Overview, Product Sheet General Dissolved Air Flotation (DAF) Overview Durable stainless-steel designs with high-rate, compact, and open-tank options deliver reliable separation and compliance. View/Download PDF / 276 kb Overview, Product Sheet General Biological Removal Systems Overview Biological wastewater treatment systems use MBBR and MBR technology to remove BOD, COD, and nutrients. View/Download PDF / 243 kb Overview, Product Sheet General Sludge Dewatering Systems Overview FRC sludge dewatering systems cut sludge volume and disposal costs. Our Belt Filter Press and Multi-Disc Screw Press deliver drier cake with low energy use and reliable performance. View/Download PDF / 302 kb Video General FRC DAF Systems Curious about the differences between PWL and PCL DAF systems? Stuart breaks down the unique features, advantages, and applications of each system. View/Download MP4 / 12.1 mb Video Municipal Algae Removal with a DAF System In this video, Tariq Syed of FRC Systems explores how algae is removed from wastewater using advanced treatment methods. View/Download MP4 / 12.1 mb Video General Acidulation Process Stuart breaks down the acidulation process in wastewater treatment—a crucial step in managing pH levels and breaking down organic matter efficiently. View/Download MP4 / 13.5 Case Study Manufacturing Semiconductor Parts Cleaning FRC Systems designed a compact wastewater treatment solution for a semiconductor parts‑cleaning facility managing a variable 25 GPM stream. The process starts with... View/Download PDF / 0.28 mb Case Study Food & Beverage Bakery Production This industrial complex produces famous cookies and crackers commonly found in household pantries. View/Download PDF / 0.44 mb Case Study Meat Processing Beef Processing The beef abattoir plant processes several thousand head of heavy cattle per day to produce meat products for export and domestic distribution. View/Download PDF / 0.45 mb Case Study Manufacturing Specialty Chemicals The specialty chemicals manufacturer produces a wide range of coatings, polymers, lubricants, fuel additives, and home use products. View/Download PDF / 0.53 mb Case Study Meat Processing Crab & Shrimp Processing The facility produces whole cooked crabs, crab sections, fry legs, and crab meat. They are also the largest processor of Pacific cold-water shrimp in the world. View/Download PDF / 0.29 mb Case Study Food & Beverage Liquid Condiments The facility processes various fruit and vegetable ingredients into household branded jams, jellies, and syrups. View/Download PDF / 0.27 mb Case Study Manufacturing Truck Axle Production The mining truck axle facility uses various machine oils and lubricants in the manufacturing process. As with many industrial manufacturers, a substantial volume of wastewater is ... View/Download PDF / 0.26 mb Case Study Oil & Gas Renewable Diesel Refinery The wastewater treatment equipment needed on-site removes solids and recovers oils from site runoff and raw material containment areas. View/Download PDF / 0.41 mb Case Study Oil & Gas Renewable Diesel The diesel plant needed to remove FOG produced mainly from free and emulsified oils. FRC provided a full solution to meet their needs. View/Download PDF / 0.75 mb Case Study Food & Beverage Pet Food Production The wastewater treatment equipment needed on-site removes solids and recovers oils from site runoff and raw material containment areas. View/Download PDF / 0.43 mb Case Study Meat Processing Pork Processing The pork processing facility required a DAF system to separate biomass from the biological treatment system. View/Download PDF / 0.64 mb Case Study Meat Processing Poultry Kill & Processing The poultry plant processes 400,000 birds per day, generating 2.3 million gallons of wastewater laden with proteins, feathers, offal, and bone. View/Download PDF / 0.35 mb Case Study Food & Beverage Yogurt Production The dairy processing plant in upstate New York produces a variety of yogurt products for distribution in grocery stores around the country. View/Download PDF / 0.44 mb White Paper General The Ultimate DAF Buyers Guide Explore the key mechanical and process design aspects of DAF systems in this guide and gain the expertise needed to evaluate them effectively. With this knowled... View/Download PDF / 1.50 mb Case Study, White Paper Meat Processing Recovering Rendering Waste The implementation of the Dissolved Air Flotation (DAF) system has provided Talloman with a dual benefit: compliance with stringent wastewater discharge regulations. View/Download PDF / 1.96 mb White Paper, Case Study Municipal Algae Removal with DAF During the warm summer months, a wastewater treatment facility processing two million gallons per day faces severe algae overgrowth in its two aerati... View/Download PDF / 2.06 mb Product Sheet General PCL- Series High Rate DAF System DAF system with crossflow plate packs and sludge thickening for high-flow, high-solids industrial and municipal wastewater applications. View/Download PDF / 218 kb Product Sheet General PCCS-Series Compact DAF System A space-saving DAF system ideal for remote, temporary, or small-scale wastewater applications. View/Download PDF / 342 kb Product Sheet General PWL-Series Open Tank DAF System DAF system with counter-current skimmer and sludge grid for heavy solids in food, mining, and industrial wastewater. View/Download PDF / 197 kb Product Sheet General Oil Water Separator Corrugated plate interceptor separates oil, water, and solids via gravity—ideal for refineries, terminals, and food processing wastewater. View/Download PDF / 247 kb Product Sheet General Flocculators Static inline mixer enhances coagulation and flocculation before DAF; energy-free design with air injection and chemical dosing ports. View/Download PDF / 144 kb Product Sheet General Screens Internally fed rotary drum screens remove coarse solids, protect downstream systems, and reduce TSS/FOG in industrial wastewater. View/Download PDF / 89 kb Product Sheet General MBBR Floating biofilm media in aerated tanks remove BOD, nitrogen, phosphorus—no sludge return or MLSS monitoring required. View/Download PDF / 201 kb Product Sheet General MBR Membrane bioreactor integrates biological treatment and filtration for ultra-clear effluent, ideal for reuse or discharge in tight spaces. View/Download PDF / 259 kb Product Sheet General Screw Press Self-cleaning screw press with low water use and compact design for continuous sludge dewatering across diverse wastewater applications. View/Download PDF / 108 kb Product Sheet General Belt Press Automated belt press with stacked zones and continuous cleaning for high-throughput sludge dewatering in industrial and municipal plants. View/Download PDF / 113 kb Product Sheet General Rentals & Pilots FRC offers North America’s largest fleet of rental/pilot wastewater systems—DAFs, screens, presses—backed by engineering support and fast deployment. View/Download PDF / 321 kb Product Sheet General Spare Parts OEM and aftermarket parts for FRC and third-party systems—fast delivery, expert support, and reduced downtime for wastewater equipment. View/Download PDF / 203 kb Product Sheet General Jar Testing Jar tests can determine optimal coagulant/polymer dosing, simulate DAF performance, and reduce chemical costs. View/Download PDF / 165 kb Product Sheet General Upgrades Upgrade aging systems with modern pumps, SCADA panels, and dissolving tubes—boosting efficiency, control, and system lifespan. View/Download PDF / 361 kb Terms & Conditions General Terms & Conditions - Sale View/Download PDF / 222 kb Terms & Conditions General Terms & Conditions - Supply View/Download PDF / 137 kb Terms & Conditions Purchase Order Terms & Conditions View/Download PDF / 113 kb Have a Question? Need help customizing your wastewater solution? We're here to help! Send us a message!

  • FRC Systems | Sulzer General Terms & Conditions for Supply

    SULZER General Conditions for Supply (GTCs) SULZER General Conditions for Supply (GTCs) MARCH 2026 SULZER SULZER General Conditions for Supply (GTCs) These Terms and Conditions can be found on the Internet at https://frcsystems.com/gtc-supply Download A Copy 1. Definitions “Contract” means, in order of precedence: (i) Supplier’s order confirmation, (ii) Supplier’s quotation, (iii) these GTCs, (iv) referenced documents in Supplier's quotation, (v) Purchaser’s PO as accepted in writing by Supplier (excluding Purchaser’s standard terms). “PO” means the Purchaser’s order as confirmed by Supplier. “Supply” means the agreed goods and/or services to be delivered or performed, as set out in the Contract. “Purchaser” and “Supplier” mean the contracting parties. 2. General The Contract sets forth the entire agreement and understanding of the contracting parties and supersedes all prior representations. Purchaser’s terms do not apply and are hereby rejected, even if referred to in the PO. The Contact becomes binding upon Supplier’s acceptance. 3. Delivery, Risk and Title 3.1 Supplier will use commercially reasonable efforts to meet delivery dates. Failure to meet an agreed, firm delivery date by >14 days for reasons attributable to Supplier shall entitle Purchaser to claim liquidated damages in the amount stated in Supplier’s quotation or in the purchase/service order issued by Purchaser and accepted by Suppliers, in the event Supplier´s quotation is silent on liquidated damages. Liquidated damages shall be the sole remedy for delay and only applicable for delayed scope of supply. 3.2 Purchaser shall reimburse Supplier for delay-related costs not attributable to Supplier. 3.3 Delivery obligations and transfer of risk follow the agreed Incoterms (ICC 2020) stated in the PO, or FCA Supplier’s Facility if no term is stated. 3.4 Title transfers upon full payment. 4. Price and Payment 4.1 The Contract price excludes duties, VAT, withholding tax and similar charges. 4.2 Invoices are payable within 30 days of receipt in accordance with the schedule in Supplier’s Quotation. Late payment entitles Supplier to interest (the higher of 6% p.a. or statutory rate), and suspension of performance and recovery of suspension related costs including legal fees, in which case, Supplier shall not be deemed in breach of Contract and delivery dates may be extended, per Supplier´s discretion. Accounts unpaid for six months entitles Supplier to treat the Contract as terminated by Purchaser in accordance with Clause 10 (Cancellation). 4.3 Purchaser may not set off payments. 5. Changes Changes are valid only by agreed, written Change Order. Adjustments to the Supply/price/schedule shall be agreed before implementation. 6. Warranty 6.1 Supplier warrants the Supply is as specified in the Contract, free from defects in workmanship, materials and Supplier design. 6.2 Warranty of goods supplied expires at the earlier of: (a) 12 months from initial operation of the relevant part of the Supply, or (b) 18 months from availability for delivery. Services Supply is warranted for 180 days from completion of the services (“Warranty Period”). The Warranty Period covers apparent and latent defective or non-conforming Supply. 6.3 If the Supplier’s warranties are proven to be breached during the Warranty Period, Purchaser shall notify the Supplier in writing. Within seven (7) days, or a reasonably longer period if necessary, the Supplier shall begin investigating the claim and, where a warranty breach is confirmed, shall repair, modify, replace, or reperform the defective portion of the Supply at its reasonable discretion. Purchaser shall make the Supply available for correction at a suitable onshore location in a safe, non-hazardous condition. The Supplier is responsible only for its own costs arising from such corrective action and shall not be liable for access costs, offshore transportation, or disassembly, removal, decontamination, or reinstallation expenses. 6.4 Any repaired, modified, replaced or reperformed part of the Supply shall be re-warranted for 6 months from completion of such work, or until the expiry of the Warranty Period under Clause 6.2, whichever is later (maximum extension 6 months beyond the original Warranty Period). 6.5 Warranties exclude defects not caused by Supplier, including misuse, improper installation, unauthorized modifications or repairs, pre-existing latent or design defects in Purchaser equipment, Purchaser design choices, wear and tear, erosion or corrosion, improper storage; unsuitable service products, replacement materials or foundations; operating conditions more severe than specified. The Supplier’s warranty obligations shall be suspended during any period of overdue payment by Purchaser and shall lapse if, in the event of a defect, the Purchaser fails to take immediate and appropriate measures to mitigate damage and to notify the Supplier as required herein. 6.6 Correction of nonconformities or defects as provided in this Clause 6 constitutes the Supplier’s complete liability to the Purchaser in relation to the Supply, whether arising in contract, negligence or otherwise. ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, GUARANTEES, CONDITIONS AND REPRESENTATIONS, WHETHER EXPRESS (STATUTORY OR IMPLIED, ARE EXCLUDED TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW. 7. Limitation of Liability 7.1 TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, SUPPLIER IS NOT LIABLE FOR ANY LOSS OF PROFIT, REVENUE, CONTRACTS, PRODUCTION, PRODUCT, USE, OPPORTUNITY, DAMAGES RESULTING FROM DELAY OR ANY INDIRECT, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, PUNITIVE, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING FROM ANY LEGAL THEORY (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE) OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONTRACT WHETHER OR NOT SUCH DAMAGES ARE FORESEEABLE. 7.2 TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, SUPPLIER’S TOTAL LIABILITY SHALL NOT EXCEED 100% OF THE CONTRACT PRICE WHETHER ARISING IN CONTRACT, TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE), STRICT LIABILITY OR UNDER ANY OTHER LEGAL THEORY. 7.3 THIS LIMITATION DOES NOT APPLY TO LIABILITY FOR DEATH/PERSONAL/BODILY INJURY FROM SUPPLIER’S NEGLIGENCE, FRAUD, OR SUPPLIER’S GROSS NEGLIGENCE OR WILFUL MISCONDUCT. 8. Intellectual Property All Supplier IP used or developed under the Contract remains Supplier’s property. Except if the Contract is terminated under clause 9 or 10, upon full payment of the Contract price Purchaser receives a non-exclusive, non-transferable licence solely for operation, maintenance and repair of the Supply, excluding any reproduction or creation of derivative works. Documentation for engineering services may be used solely for procuring equipment from the Supplier. Any Party’s copyrighted material shall not be copied by the other Party except for archiving or replacement of defective copies. 9. Termination for Cause 9.1 Either Party may terminate the Contract for cause, or if the other becomes insolvent, makes an assignment for the benefit of its creditors, has a receiver or trustee appointed for the benefit of its creditors, or files for protection from creditors under any bankruptcy or insolvency laws, or fails to pay debts when due under the Contract, to the extent permitted by applicable law. 9.2 Except where exclusive remedies apply, Purchaser may terminate the Contract for Supplier’s material breach after providing written notice to Supplier specifying its nature. Termination is permitted only if the Supplier does not: (i) begin and diligently pursue corrective action; or (ii) provide evidence that no breach occurred. Upon termination under this clause Purchaser shall pay for completed Supply or portion thereof. 10. Cancellation Purchaser may terminate the Contract with written notice. A termination fee applies, based on the cancellation schedule if included as part of the Contract, or the Contract price less Supplier’s net saving of cost, but not less than 25% of the Contract price representing a genuine pre-estimate of Supplier’s minimum costs and losses as a result of termination. 11. Confidentiality Each Party shall use the other’s confidential information solely for Contract performance and protect it from unauthorized disclosure. Exclusions apply for public information, lawful third-party disclosures, independent development, and legally required disclosures. 12. Insurance Each Party shall maintain insurance commensurate with its obligations and liabilities pursuant to the Contract and as required by applicable law. 13. Compliance with Laws and Export Control Each Party shall comply with all applicable laws, including anti-bribery, tax evasion, conflict materials, competition, data protection, enforced and child labour, health and safety, export control, and labour regulations. The Purchaser shall not sell, export or re-export, directly or indirectly, to the Russian Federation or for use in the Russian Federation any Supply. Purchaser shall undertake its best efforts to ensure that its onward supply chain are bound by and comply with an equivalent obligation. Purchaser shall set up and maintain an adequate monitoring mechanism to detect any deviation from this obligation. 14. Force Majeure Supplier is not liable for delays or non-performance caused by events beyond its reasonable control. Obligations are suspended during the event and delivery dates will be adjusted accordingly. If lasting more than 6 months, either Party may terminate with 15 days’ notice; Purchaser shall compensate Supplier for all Supply performed up to the date of termination. 15. Governing Law and Dispute Resolution The Contract is governed by the laws of Supplier’s domicile. Disputes not resolved within 60 days shall be submitted exclusively to the courts at Supplier’s domicile. 16. Miscellaneous 16.1 Neither Party may assign (other than Supplier’s right to payment) the Contract without written consent, except Supplier’s right to payment. Failure to enforce rights is not a waiver. If any provision is invalid, the remaining provisions remain effective and shall be replaced with a valid clause reflecting the original intent. 16.2 If a provision of this Contract is or becomes illegal or unenforceable, the remaining provisions and procedures shall not be affected. Download a Copy of Our Terms & Conditions

  • Pet Food Production | FRC Systems

    Pet Food Production , Pet Food Production , The wastewater treatment equipment needed on-site removes solids and recovers oils from site runoff and raw material containment areas. Case Study - Food & Beverage Pet Food Production The wastewater treatment equipment needed on-site removes solids and recovers oils from site runoff and raw material containment areas. To learn more, fill out the form to have access to the entire library for free! < Back To have access to our entire library for free, please provide the following: First name* Last name* Email* Company name* Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Access & Download

  • Semiconductor Parts Cleaning | FRC Systems

    Semiconductor Parts Cleaning , Semiconductor Parts Cleaning , FRC Systems designed a compact wastewater treatment solution for a semiconductor parts‑cleaning facility managing a variable 25 GPM stream. The process starts with... Case Study - Manufacturing Semiconductor Parts Cleaning FRC Systems designed a compact wastewater treatment solution for a semiconductor parts‑cleaning facility managing a variable 25 GPM stream. The process starts with... To learn more, fill out the form to have access to the entire library for free! < Back To have access to our entire library for free, please provide the following: First name* Last name* Email* Company name* Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Access & Download

  • Pharmaceutical - Turnkey Solution - FRC Project Profile

    A global pharmaceutical company in Asia was combating high Mixed Liquor Suspended Solids concentration (MLSS) and needed to reduce level to stay in compliance. All Projects FRC Systems » Projects Pharmaceuticals Turnkey Solution General Manufacturing Previous Project Next Project FRC Components Flocculator, Open-Style DAF, Reactor Tanks Project Description A global pharmaceutical company in Asia was combating high Mixed Liquor Suspended Solids concentration (MLSS) and needed to reduce level to stay in compliance. FRC supplied the original solution for the facility. After being acquired by another company, the plant was being expanded for additional capacity. FRC was able to leverage the existing DAF and expand the system to handle the additional wastewater generated by the extra capacity. The FRC Solution System Solution: The site was producing wastewater in volumes over 400,000 gpd with high levels of MLSS. The client has an aerobic biological system, which along with the DAF units are used for biosolids separation. Prior to each DAF is a flocculator to agglomerate the biosolids. The DAF units are arranged in a duty/standby configuration per the bid specification. Flocculator (duty/standby) – Polymer dosed to agglomerate the biosolids Open-Style DAF (duty/standby) – Float the agglomerated biomass, yielding clean effluent water Turnkey Solution: A decade later, the client was expanding their production plant, and expected wastewater generation to reach 750,000 gpd. Based on an FRC site survey, the client did not need to change size of the DAF units for of the higher flow rates. The flocculators and polymer dosing equipment did need to be upsized. Instead of replacing the existing flocculators, FRC proposed a solution using continuously stirred tank reactors (CSTR). Although a CSTR would need a low-power mixer, the auxiliary equipment and piping could remain the same. FRCs solution included the demolition of the existing flocculators as well as the turnkey mechanical and electrical installation of the new CSTR systems and polymer dosing equipment. Reactor Tank (duty/standby) – Polymer dosed to agglomerate the biosolids DAF (duty/standby) – Float the agglomerated biomass, yielding clean effluent water Parameter Design Data Flow (gpm) 500 Flow (m3/h) 114 MLSS (mg/L) 7180 Design Data Previous Project Next Project Submit a Project Profile Have a Question? Need help customizing your wastewater solution? We're here to help! Send us a message!

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    Deidre Foster , Logistics & Manufacturing, +1 770-534-3681 , Cumming Back to Team Deidre Foster Logistics & Manufacturing +1 770-534-3681 FRC Products Project References Have a Question? Need help customizing your wastewater solution? We're here to help! Send us a message!

  • FRC Systems | Accessibility

    FRC Systems strives to ensure that its services are accessible to people with disabilities. FRC Systems has invested a significant amount of resources to help ensure that its website is made easier to use and more accessible for people with disabilities, with the strong belief that every person has the right to live with dignity, equality, comfort and independence. Accessibility Statement General FRC Systems strives to ensure that its services are accessible to people with disabilities. FRC Systems has invested a significant amount of resources to help ensure that its website is made easier to use and more accessible for people with disabilities, with the strong belief that every person has the right to live with dignity, equality, comfort and independence. We work to be compatible with the WCAG 2.1 AA level of accessibility Disclaimer FRC Systems continues its efforts to constantly improve the accessibility of its site and services in the belief that it is our collective moral obligation to allow seamless, accessible and unhindered use also for those of us with disabilities. Despite our efforts to make all pages and content on this website fully accessible, some content may not have yet been fully adapted to the strictest accessibility standards. This may be a result of not having found or identified the most appropriate technological solution. Here For You If you are experiencing difficulty with any content on this website, please contact us during normal business hours as detailed below and we will be happy to assist. Contacting Us If you wish to report a problem, have any questions or need assistance, you can contact us here.

  • Pork - System Solution - FRC Project Profile

    One of the largest vertically integrated protein companies in the world producing many iconic pork brands, wanted to replace their existing circular DAF units to accommodate the expansion of their pork slaughter and processing capacity. All Projects FRC Systems » Projects Pork System Solution Meat & Seafood Processing Previous Project Next Project FRC Components Flocculator, High-Rate DAF Project Description One of the largest vertically integrated protein companies in the world producing many iconic pork brands, wanted to replace their existing circular DAF units to accommodate the expansion of their pork slaughter and processing capacity. FRC designed a two DAF System to handle flow rates reaching up to 4,000 gpm prior to discharging to the existing anaerobic lagoon. The FRC Solution Flocculator – Chemicals dosed to precipitate the colloidal solids High Rate DAF – Float the precipitated solids, yielding clean effluent water Parameter Design Data Effluent Req. Flow (gpm) 4000 - TSS (mg/L) 2700 < 800 O&G (mg/L) 1000 < 200 BOD (mg/L) 2400 < 1500 Design Data Previous Project Next Project Submit a Project Profile Have a Question? Need help customizing your wastewater solution? We're here to help! Send us a message!

  • Screw Press | FRC Systems

    Screw Press , Screw Press , Self-cleaning screw press with low water use and compact design for continuous sludge dewatering across diverse wastewater applications. Product Sheet - General Screw Press Self-cleaning screw press with low water use and compact design for continuous sludge dewatering across diverse wastewater applications. To learn more, fill out the form to have access to the entire library for free! < Back To have access to our entire library for free, please provide the following: First name* Last name* Email* Company name* Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Access & Download

  • FRC Systems | Vendor Terms & Conditions

    Learn more about the vendor terms and condition for FRC Systems. Purchase Order Terms & Conditions December 20, 2024 SULZER CHEMTECH USA, Inc. d/b/a FRC SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL PURCHASE ORDER TERMS & CONDITIONS These Terms and Conditions can be found on the Internet at https://frcsystems.com/vendor-terms Download A Copy 1. Governing Provisions. Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc.’s d/b/a FRC Systems International’s (hereinafter “Buyer”) Purchase Order shall consist of (i) the terms and conditions set forth herein and (ii) all attachments, exhibits, specifications, drawings and other related documents which refer to, are attached to or are otherwise referenced in these Purchase Order Terms and Conditions ("Purchase Order"). Each shipment received by Buyer from Seller shall be deemed to be only upon the terms and conditions contained in this Purchase Order, except as they may be added to, modified, superseded, or otherwise altered in writing by Buyer, notwithstanding any terms and conditions that may be contained in any acknowledgment, invoice or other form of Seller and notwithstanding Buyer's act of accepting or paying for any shipment or any similar act of Buyer and Buyer hereby rejects any different or additional terms and conditions proposed by Seller. If this Purchase Order is sent to Seller in response to a quotation or an offer of Seller submitted to Buyer, the terms of this Purchase Order shall supersede and control all provisions in the quotation or offer of Seller. Seller's shipment of any of the goods or performance of any of the services covered by this Purchase Order, or Seller's receipt of any payment made pursuant to this Purchase Order, shall constitute Seller's acceptance of this Purchase Order as fully as if Seller had accepted in writing. 2. Conforming Goods. All goods shall conform strictly to the description, plans, specifications, and sample, if any, and no deviation or substitution will be permitted without the express written agreement of Buyer. Unless otherwise expressly agreed in writing by the Buyer, all Seller goods shall be new, of the latest design or model conforming to the Buyer’s requirements, and of the best quality. 3. Inspection and Expediting. Buyer and Buyer's customer shall have the right to inspect and expedite the goods in process of manufacture, in storage or in transit. The Seller shall afford the Buyer representative free of cost, all necessary and commercially reasonable access to Seller's facilities for such purposes and for purposes of confirming that the Seller's goods are being furnished in accordance with this Purchase Order. Upon delivery, Buyer shall be granted a commercially reasonable opportunity to confirm compliance with all terms, conditions, specifications and drawings, if any. 4. Delay and Force Majeure. Seller acknowledges that compliance with the delivery schedule shall constitute a material requirement of this Purchase Order. Either party shall be excused from performance of the obligations hereunder when and to the extent that such performance is delayed or prevented by any circumstances reasonably beyond its control, including but not limited to, fire, explosion, acts of terrorism, any strike or labor dispute or any act or omission of any governmental authority or any group purporting to have authority (hereinafter, individually or collectively “Force Majeure”). To be so excused, the affected party must provide prompt notice and undertake reasonable efforts to mitigate the conditions giving rise to a claim of Force Majeure. 5. Title. Title to all goods covered by this Purchase Order and to all materials, work in progress, design data and other documentation, and all contract rights related to such goods, shall vest in Buyer immediately upon identification to this Purchase Order, subject to Buyer’s obligation to pay the purchase price thereof and perform all its corresponding obligations hereunder. Irrespective of vesting of title, Seller shall bear the risk of loss, and shall insure or self-insure at full replacement value, all goods of Buyer in its care, custody or control until delivery of the goods in good condition in accordance with the shipping provisions. Seller warrants good title free of claims or encumbrances shall be vested in Buyer. 6. Payments. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, payment to Seller shall be due net ninety (90) days from Buyer's receipt of an acceptable invoice. Seller agrees to pay promptly when due, all bills for any labor, materials, equipment, or service connected with the goods supplied hereunder, and, if not promptly paid when due, Buyer may pay any such valid obligation of Seller and Seller shall immediately reimburse Buyer therefor. 7. Compliance With Laws, Codes and Standards. Seller agrees to observe and comply with all applicable codes, laws, rules and regulations of any governmental entity having jurisdiction over Seller in the performance of its work pursuant to this Purchase Order. To the extent applicable, Seller agrees that the services rendered in connection herewith shall meet applicable safety standards established and promulgated under the Federal Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) and its regulations in effect as of the date hereof, and as of the date of performance of any work hereunder. 8. Assignment. This Purchase Order and money due under this Purchase Order may not be assigned without prior written consent of Buyer. 9. Rejection. There shall be no substitutes or shipment of more or less than the quality specified without prior written approval of Buyer. If goods received do not conform to those ordered, or if more or less than the quantity ordered are shipped, Buyer may reject such shipment in whole or in part and require Seller to pick up and remove such rejected goods at Seller’s expense within ten days after notice. 10. Cancellation. This Purchase Order is subject to cancellation at the option of Buyer for Buyer's convenience. In the event that this Purchase Order is cancelled for the convenience of Buyer, Seller shall be paid: (1) the unit price of each item of the goods properly furnished and accepted prior to cancellation or completion of performance by Seller, plus, (2) the unit price for finished goods not yet delivered to Buyer, plus, (3) other direct cost incurred by Seller as a result of Buyer's cancellation for convenience such as termination charges under subcontracts. In no event shall the amount payable to Seller exceed the total Purchase Order price, less any payments previously made. In addition to the preceding, this Purchase Order may be terminated by Buyer "for cause" in the event of breach of the Purchase Order terms and conditions by Seller, or a Seller bankruptcy or insolvency, or failure or inability of Seller to perform. In the event of a "for cause" termination, Buyer agrees to pay Seller the unit price of each item of goods properly furnished and accepted prior to cancellation or completion of performance by Seller. In no event shall the amount payable exceed the Purchase Order price, less the cost to Buyer of completion or procurement of substitute conforming goods and less any payments previously made. Upon notice to Seller, Buyer reserves the right to offset any liability of Seller owed to Buyer whether such liability arises in connection with this Purchase Order or any other agreement between the parties. Such offset shall be without waiver or limitation of any other rights or remedies of Buyer. 11. Changes. Changes may be made by Buyer in the character or quantity of goods to be furnished hereunder, by change order in writing signed by the Buyer. The price shall be equitably adjusted, for any such change, at the unit prices set forth herein if the change is in quantity, or by agreement if the character of the goods or other terms are changed so as to increase or decrease the cost to Seller. If no agreement is reached as to amount of the price adjustment, the price shall be equitably adjusted to reflect the increased or decreased cost to Seller with reasonable allocation of overhead and profit. Seller shall submit to Buyer all satisfactory evidence from which adjustments based on cost can be determined. 12. Warranty. Seller warrants that the goods or services supplied will be free from defects in material, workmanship, and design, and will conform to specifications, drawings and to applicable industry codes and standards. Seller shall repair any defective goods or furnish replacement goods or parts thereof, or reperform services to Buyer’s satisfaction, at Seller’s expense. The warranties of the Seller, together with its service warranties and guarantees, if any, shall run to the Buyer and its customers. 13. Shipping. Goods shall be shipped by carriers and routes as instructed by Buyer. Seller agrees to pay for packing, loading, and draying, unless otherwise agreed in writing. Invoices and bills of lading showing full routing, car number and other customary data, etc., shall be dated and mailed at the time of shipment and separate invoice must be made for each destination, showing point of shipment and how shipped. Invoices bearing transportation charges must show weight and rate. 14. Prices. If price is omitted on this Purchase Order it is agreed that Seller’s price will be the last quoted. 15. Indemnity. Seller agrees to defend, indemnify and hold harmless Buyer and the Owner and its employees, agents and subcontractors, against any loss, cost, damage or liability, including attorney’s fees, arising from the negligence or other breach of duty by Seller and those for whom it is responsible in connection with the Purchase Order or the goods or services supplied hereunder. 16. Subcontracts. If the Seller shall cause any part of the work to be performed by a subcontractor, the provisions of this Purchase Order shall apply to such subcontractor and the Seller shall not, in any manner thereby, be discharged from its obligations and liability hereunder, but shall be liable hereunder for all acts and omissions of the subcontractor, or its officers, agents and employees as if they were employees of the Seller. No subcontractor shall be used until written approval is given by Buyer or its customer but no such approval shall affect the provision hereof with respect to Seller’s responsibilities and obligations. 17. Sales and Similar Taxes. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, Buyer acknowledges that Seller’s price does not include sales, use, excise, value added, or similar taxes or customs duties (“Taxes”). Seller shall clearly set forth in its invoice to Buyer any such Taxes not included in Seller's prices. Notwithstanding the preceding, Seller shall assume exclusive responsibility for, and shall pay before delinquency, all taxes, assessments and such other charges with respect to, or measured by wages, salaries, or other remuneration paid to persons employed by Seller in connection with the performance of the Purchase Order. 18. Insurance. During the performance of this Purchase Order, the Seller shall maintain insurance in effect for its own protection and protection of its subcontractors. In the event that Seller is scheduled to provide on-site services in connection with this Purchase Order, then Seller shall provide Buyer at the time of executing this Purchase Order a Certificate of Insurance indicating that the insurance has been secured and that Buyer has been named as an additional insured on such policies. Buyer shall be given 30 days written notice prior to cancellation or significant changes. 19. Jurisdiction. This Purchase Order shall be construed and enforced according to the laws of the State of Delaware, excluding its conflicts of law principles. 20. Confidential Information. Seller acknowledges and agrees that any information and/or materials that Seller or its personnel shall receive either directly from Buyer or indirectly from a Buyer employee, agent or subcontractor shall be kept in strictest confidence and agrees to limit access to such information to only those of its respective employees who reasonably require access to such information to perform the work contemplated by this Purchase Order. Except as may otherwise be set forth herein, any information disclosed in connection with this Purchase Order shall not be disclosed to any third parties without Buyer's express prior written consent. 21. Intellectual Property Ownership. Neither Seller, nor Buyer shall acquire any right, title, or interest in or to any pre-existing intellectual property (including without limitation patents, copyright and trade secrets) of the other Party in connection with this Purchase Order. 22. Complete Agreement. This Purchase Order is the complete agreement between the parties and no modification, amendment, rescission, waiver or other change will be binding on any party unless assented to in writing by such party's authorized representative. Any oral or written representation, warranty, course of dealing or trade usage not contained or referenced herein will not be binding on any party. Both parties agree that they have not relied on, nor were induced by any representation not contained in this Purchase Order.

  • Poultry - System Solution - FRC Project Profile

    The largest US turkey producer had a primary clarifier that was failing and forcing them out of compliance. FRC brought in a rental DAF for proof of concept for our solution. All Projects FRC Systems » Projects Poultry System Solution Meat & Seafood Processing Previous Project Next Project FRC Components Reactor Tanks, High-Rate DAF, Equalization Project Description The largest US turkey producer had a primary clarifier that was failing and forcing them out of compliance. FRC brought in a rental DAF for proof of concept for our solution. The permanent system was then designed using reactor tanks upstream of the DAF in order to adjust to the large change in flow rates. The existing clarifier was repurposed as a temporary equalization tank until a proper equalization system could be installed. The existing rotary drum screen remained for removal of coarse solids. The FRC Solution Equalization – Homogenize wastewater for consistent wastewater characteristics. Aeration mixing is provided to prevent anoxic conditions and formation of ammonia Reactor Tanks – Chemicals dosed to precipitate the colloidal solids and oil emulsifications Primary High Rate DAF – Float the precipitated solids thereby removing Total Suspended Solids (TSS), Oils and Grease (O&G), and insoluble Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD) Parameter Avg. Max. Flow (gpm) 1000 2400 Flow (m3/h) 227 545 TSS (mg/L) 685 750 O&G (mg/L) 200 450 BOD (mg/L) 1000 1100 Design Data Previous Project Next Project Submit a Project Profile Have a Question? Need help customizing your wastewater solution? We're here to help! Send us a message!

  • Pilot Testing | FRC Systems

    Pilot tests provide an excellent opportunity to deliver proof-of-concept that FRCs engineered solutions will successfully perform for your application. FRC Systems » Services Pilot Testing Quick Links FRC Pilot Testing Capabilites Large Pilot Fleet Plug & Play Systems Engineering Know-How Global Support Get real insight of how your system will react with treatment. FRC pilot tests provides an excellent opportunity to deliver proof-of-concept that FRC's engineered solutions will successfully perform for your application. During testing we can gain real information on the way your plant’s wastewater reacts to treatment. You will get valuable insight on the level of effluent quality that will be achieved, get actual numbers for ongoing chemical costs, and see what volume of sludge is produced through the treatment process. That’s something that simply can not be achieved in design theory. FRC will design a custom solution for you based on the results of the pilot test. Large Pilot Fleet The FRCs pilot fleet includes a comprehensive fleet of systems including the following: High Rate DAF & DGF Open Style DAF Flocculator Rotary Drum Screen Belt Filter Press CPI Aeration System Chemical Dosing System Plug & Play Systems Our engineers configure each FRC pilot system to be “plug-and-play” for ease of installation and start-up. After the pilot test, you can continue to rent the unit while a permanent system is designed and installed onsite. In certain cases, the system may even be available for purchase, providing an immediate solution to your situation. Engineering Know-How & Support FRC engineer services are highly recommended for on-site supervision during pilot testing due to their extensive application and process know-how. Their services include: Pre-startup Installation Inspection Supervision of Commissioning and Start-up of System Operator Training for Pilot System Equipment Maintenance Operational Procedures System Operation

  • Pharmaceutical - System Solution - FRC Project Profile

    This global healthcare company made one of the biggest investments in North Carolina history by building a modern new facility to produce medicines for diabetes.  All Projects FRC Systems » Projects Pharmaceuticals System Solution General Manufacturing Previous Project Next Project FRC Components Reactor Tanks, Open-Style DAF Project Description This global healthcare company made one of the biggest investments in North Carolina history by building a modern new facility to produce medicines for diabetes. The wastewater is first treated by a biological system for the removal of nitrogen and phosphorus. The resulting biosolids are sent to reactor tanks for chemical dosing and preconditioning of the influent wastewater. This process results in the formation of biosolids that are thickened by the DAF units. The FRC Solution Reactor Tanks – Chemicals (Ferric, Lime, and Polymer) dosed to agglomerate the solids Open-Style DAF – Float the biosolids, thereby increasing the dry solids content of the sludge Parameter Design Data Flow (gpm) 312.5 Flow (m3/h) 71 Peak Flow (gpm) 500 Peak Flow (m3/h) 114 Design Data Previous Project Next Project Submit a Project Profile Have a Question? Need help customizing your wastewater solution? We're here to help! Send us a message!

  • Contact FRC Systems

    Contact FRC Systems for any type of request including general questions, wastewater systems and parts. Contact Us Have questions or need support? Our team is here to assist with inquires & solutions. Sales & Support Team Directory 770-534-3681 FRCinfo@sulzer.com MAILING ADDRESS PO Box 3147 Cumming, GA 30028 US HEADQUARTERS 505 Industrial Way Cumming, GA 30040 CANADA HEADQUARTERS 10 Sunray Street Whitby, ON L1N 9B5 OPERATIONS & RENTALS 105 Tower Road Cumming, GA 30040 For general questions , wastewater system requests , or parts inquiries , please use the online form below and a member of our team will follow up with you shortly. How can we help?* First name* Last name* Company name Email* Phone How did you hear about FRC? Web Search Engineer/Contractor Previous Business Other Industry Comment/Question* Submit

  • Roadshow | FRC Systems

    Want to participate in the FRC System roadshow? Get in touch with us today! Looking to save big on sludge disposal and test our sludge dewatering pilot skid on your facility - with zero-commitment? FRC Systems is coming to Ontario and Quebec with a fully equipped sludge dewatering pilot skid ready for you to test out. We have a limited offer for six chosen facilities to host our plug-and-play Multi-Disc Screw Press for one week—giving you the chance to see how much hauling costs you can save by dewatering your sludge. Get More Information Or reach out directly to: Antoine Joan Why do a pilot test? Plug & Play operation Easily integrated with your process Zero capital commitment On-site, real-world performance insight On-site FRC engineers to optimize the process Why FRC’s Multi-Disc Screw Press? Complete solution with ongoing support 2x–4x lower hauling costs with drier sludge Ultra-low water use , under 5 gal/hr per screw—100x less than a belt press Consumes up to 20x less energy than a similarly sized centrifuge Low noise, low odor, low maintenance Sustainable with stable performance Learn more about the Multi Disk Screw Press Sludge BEFORE dewatering Sludge AFTER dewatering *Results may vary. Want to learn more? Here are some resources for you: Download: Product Sheet A general overview of key characteristics and benefts of the Multi Disk Screw Press. Go to: Product Page See how this advanced dewatering machine can cut your hauling costs! Download: Roadshow Flyer Details about the Roadshow. FAQ Apply For Your Pilot Test Today! Frequently asked questions How long does installation take? Generally, less than 24 hours. Is there any cost or obligation? There is zero-commitment to purchase after the pilot test is complete. There is a nominal fee to cover the shipping and logistics. What if the system doesn't fit our process? This is exactly what the pilot test is intended to do. With our support, we are certain that we can achieve the results you need. Can we test with our own polymers? Yes! Our team can work with your existing chemistry setup. Who handles the logistics? FRC will coordinate the delivery, setup and removal of the skid. Apply For Your Pilot Test Today!

  • FRC Systems | Sample & Shipping Instructions

    Submit wastewater samples to FRC Systems International with proper containment, documentation, and rapid shipping to receive accurate, lab-verified jar test results. FRC Systems » Jar Testing Sample Packaging & Shipping Procedure Let us know when your sample will arrive... First Name* Last name* Email* Company* Shipment Provider* Tracking Number* Date Shipped* Estimated Arrival* Submit to Lab Team If you have any questions regarding this process, please feel free to contact: Perry Kim Application Engineer Manager FRC Systems - Sulzer perry.kim@sulzer.com Download Chain of Custody Form Please read the following carefully. To protect the integrity of our jar-test methodology and to provide accurate, reliable results, the conditions and practices outlined below must be strictly followed. If these requirements are not met, Sulzer Chemtech USA Inc. dba FRC Systems International reserves the right to return or dispose of any or all wastewater samples without performing jar tests or other analyses. Fees paid for shipping or analytical services will not be refunded in the event of noncompliance. 1. Containment Requirements Primary Containment Each sample must be sealed in a leakproof primary container. Acceptable primary container materials: High Density Polyethylene (HDPE, ASTM Code 2) Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC, ASTM Code 3) Polypropylene (PP, ASTM Code 5) Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) Polyvinylidene Fluoride (PVDF) Secondary Containment All primary containers must be enclosed in a sealed, liquid-tight secondary container. The secondary container must be well-insulated to maintain temperature during transit. The secondary container must also hold the coolant material. 2. Cooling Requirements Samples must be shipped with cold-packs or equivalent non-melting coolant. Do not use water ice or any frozen material that melts at room temperature. 3. Shipping Requirements Samples must be shipped using the fastest available method. Transit time must not exceed twenty-four (24) hours from shipment to receipt at FRC Systems. 4. Notification Requirements The sender must notify Sulzer Chemtech USA Inc. dba FRC Systems International of the shipping date, method and tracking information at the time of shipment or earlier. Recommended: Please visit www.frcsystems.com/sample-shipping to send this information via website. 5. Payment Requirements A valid purchase order or payment for analytical fees (per the attached fee schedule) must be received by FRC prior to the sample shipment date.

  • Beverage - Product Solution - FRC Project Profile

    FRC designed a duty/assist Dissolved Air Flotation (DAF) configuration to handle the peak flows coming from the existing screens at a vegetable juice site of a leading international soup and juice producer.  All Projects FRC Systems » Projects Beverage Product Solution Food & Beverage Previous Project Next Project FRC Components High-Rate DAF Project Description FRC designed a duty/assist Dissolved Air Flotation (DAF) configuration to handle the peak flows coming from the existing screens at a vegetable juice site of a leading international soup and juice producer. FRC’s solution provided final Total Suspended Solids (TSS) and Fats, Oils and Grease (FOG) polishing prior to discharge. The effluent water is used for irrigation. The FRC Solution High Rate DAF – Float the remaining free oils and any light suspended solids for effluent water to be discharged for irrigation Parameter Design Data Flow (gpm) 2430 Flow (m3/h) 552.3 Peak Flow (gpm) 3500 Peak Flow (m3/h) 795.5 TSS (mg/L) 400 FOG (mg/L) 150 Design Data Previous Project Next Project Submit a Project Profile Have a Question? Need help customizing your wastewater solution? We're here to help! Send us a message!

  • MBR | FRC Systems

    MBR , MBR , Membrane bioreactor integrates biological treatment and filtration for ultra-clear effluent, ideal for reuse or discharge in tight spaces. Product Sheet - General MBR Membrane bioreactor integrates biological treatment and filtration for ultra-clear effluent, ideal for reuse or discharge in tight spaces. To learn more, fill out the form to have access to the entire library for free! < Back To have access to our entire library for free, please provide the following: First name* Last name* Email* Company name* Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Access & Download

  • Vegetable - System Solution - FRC Project Profile

    FRC engineered a solution for one of the leading suppliers of fries to international fast-food chains.  The wastewater coming from the existing treatment system at one of their potato processing plants was producing high levels of Total Suspended Solids (TSS) and Fats Oils and Grease (FOG) that needed to be brought down to below the required permit level.   All Projects FRC Systems » Projects Fruits & Vegetables System Solution Food & Beverage Previous Project Next Project FRC Components Screen, Open-Style DAF Project Description FRC engineered a solution for one of the leading suppliers of fries to international fast-food chains. The wastewater coming from the existing treatment system at one of their potato processing plants was producing high levels of Total Suspended Solids (TSS) and Fats Oils and Grease (FOG) that needed to be brought down to below the required permit level. FRC provided a system design that could handle the planned expansion while also recovering resalable product. Two additional internally fed rotary drum screens were added to allow for increased flow rates and future expansion. The FRC Solution Rotary Drum Screen for Oily Wastewater – Remove coarse and fine solids such as potato peels, errant potato products, etc. prior to the DAF Open-Style DAF – The DAF is fed the wastewater from the “Oily Wastewater” Screen and recovers the oils from the fryer dumps, thus removing a significant portion of the FOG Parameter Design Data Flow (gpm) 180 Flow (m3/h) 11.5 Peak Flow (gpm) 3000 Peak Flow (m3/h) 681.8 Oily TSS (mg/L) 3000 FOG (mg/L) 1000 Design Data Previous Project Next Project Submit a Project Profile Have a Question? Need help customizing your wastewater solution? We're here to help! Send us a message!

  • Stormwater Runoff - Product Solution - FRC Project Profile

    This client is one of the largest global petroleum refiners, processing 366,000 barrels of crude oil per day at one of the largest refineries in the US. All Projects FRC Systems » Projects Stormwater Runoff Product Solution Oil & Gas Previous Project Next Project FRC Components Oil & Water Separation Project Description This client is one of the largest global petroleum refiners, processing 366,000 barrels of crude oil per day at one of the largest refineries in the US. They needed a system that could handle high volumes of storm water runoff in a small footprint while still allowing them to stay in compliance. FRC provided a Shell-DEP CPI that met their treatment requirements. The FRC Solution CPI (Shell-DEP) – Separate the free oils and a portion of the TSS from the wastewater Parameter Effluent Req. Average Flow (gpm) 40000 Peak Flow (gpm) 300000 TSS (mg/L) < 100 Oils (mg/L) < 50 Design Data Previous Project Next Project Submit a Project Profile Have a Question? Need help customizing your wastewater solution? We're here to help! Send us a message!

  • Stephen Matwijow, Project Engineer / Manager

    Stephen Matwijow , Project Engineer / Manager, +1 770-534-3681 , Cumming Back to Team Stephen Matwijow Project Engineer / Manager +1 770-534-3681 Stephen is a chemist with a second degree in chemical engineering. Born in Niagara Falls, Stephen is passionate about water and is responsible for design, delivery and commissioning of FRC wastewater treatment systems. FRC Products Project References Have a Question? Need help customizing your wastewater solution? We're here to help! Send us a message!

  • Zachary Mailliard, Application Engineer

    Zachary Mailliard , Application Engineer, +1 770-534-3681 , Cumming Back to Team Zachary Mailliard Application Engineer +1 770-534-3681 FRC Products Project References Have a Question? Need help customizing your wastewater solution? We're here to help! Send us a message!

  • Recovering Rendering Waste | FRC Systems

    Recovering Rendering Waste , Recovering Rendering Waste , The implementation of the Dissolved Air Flotation (DAF) system has provided Talloman with a dual benefit: compliance with stringent wastewater discharge regulations. Case StudyWhite Paper - Meat Processing Recovering Rendering Waste The implementation of the Dissolved Air Flotation (DAF) system has provided Talloman with a dual benefit: compliance with stringent wastewater discharge regulations. To learn more, fill out the form to have access to the entire library for free! < Back To have access to our entire library for free, please provide the following: First name* Last name* Email* Company name* Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Access & Download

  • Dairy - System Solution - FRC Project Profile

    FRC was the choice of this Massachusetts based ice-cream purveyor for tackling their wastewater treatment needs.  This facility generated wastewater at peak flows of 160 gpm.  The FRC design sends wastewater from an existing equalization tank to the FRC DAF system for removal of Total Suspended Solids (TSS) and Fats, Oils, and Grease (FOG). The DAF effluent is then sent to a final pH adjustment tank where the treated water can be safely sent to POTW. All Projects FRC Systems » Projects Dairy System Solution Food & Beverage Previous Project Next Project FRC Components Flocculator, Open-Style DAF, Screen Project Description FRC was the choice of this Massachusetts based ice-cream purveyor for tackling their wastewater treatment needs. This facility generated wastewater at peak flows of 160 gpm. The FRC design sends wastewater from an existing equalization tank to the FRC DAF system for removal of Total Suspended Solids (TSS) and Fats, Oils, and Grease (FOG). The DAF effluent is then sent to a final pH adjustment tank where the treated water can be safely sent to POTW. The FRC Solution Flocculator – Chemicals dosed to precipitate the solids Open-Style DAF – Float the precipitated solids thereby removing TSS Parameter Design Data Flow (gpm) 160 Flow (m3/h) 36.4 TSS (mg/L) 3500 Design Data Previous Project Next Project Submit a Project Profile Have a Question? Need help customizing your wastewater solution? We're here to help! Send us a message!

  • Spare Parts | FRC Systems

    Spare Parts , Spare Parts , OEM and aftermarket parts for FRC and third-party systems—fast delivery, expert support, and reduced downtime for wastewater equipment. Product Sheet - General Spare Parts OEM and aftermarket parts for FRC and third-party systems—fast delivery, expert support, and reduced downtime for wastewater equipment. To learn more, fill out the form to have access to the entire library for free! < Back To have access to our entire library for free, please provide the following: First name* Last name* Email* Company name* Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Access & Download

  • Liquid Condiments | FRC Systems

    Liquid Condiments , Liquid Condiments , The facility processes various fruit and vegetable ingredients into household branded jams, jellies, and syrups. Case Study - Food & Beverage Liquid Condiments The facility processes various fruit and vegetable ingredients into household branded jams, jellies, and syrups. To learn more, fill out the form to have access to the entire library for free! < Back To have access to our entire library for free, please provide the following: First name* Last name* Email* Company name* Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Access & Download

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