FRC designs custom wastewater systems for beef and pork processors, built to handle heavy solids, fats, and variable flows. Our solutions integrate mechanical separation, DAF, and biological treatment to meet discharge limits and recover valuable by‑products. FRC Systems » Industries Beef & Pork Wastewater Solutions That Recover Value and Cut Costs FRC designs custom wastewater systems for beef and pork processors, built to handle heavy solids, fats, and variable flows. Our solutions integrate mechanical separation, DAF, and biological treatment to meet discharge limits and recover valuable by‑products. Key Components: 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 nitrogen loads Recovers proteins, fats, and trimmings for rendering Modular designs for tight spaces and phased expansions Why FRC? Proven systems for beef and pork wastewater Durable equipment with turnkey integration Experienced engineering team focused on compliance and ROI Beef & Pork Processing References System Solution System Solution System Solution System Solution Have a Question? Need help customizing your wastewater solution? We're here to help! Send us a message!

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The northern municipality of Luverne's existing secondary clarifier thickened the Waste Activated Sludge (WAS) generated from an oxidation ditch process to yield 0.5-1% dry solids. All Projects FRC Systems » Projects WAS Thickening Product Solution Municipal Wastewater Previous Project Next Project FRC Components Open-Style DAF Project Description The northern municipality of Luverne's existing secondary clarifier thickened the Waste Activated Sludge (WAS) generated from an oxidation ditch process to yield 0.5-1% dry solids. The anaerobic digestor which followed the thickening process had become hydraulically overloaded prompting a need to further reduce WAS volume. FRCs design provided a DAF thickener after the clarifier to further reduce WAS volume and achieve 4-5% dry solids before sending it to the anaerobic digestor. The FRC Solution DAF – Thickens the waste activated sludge Parameter Design Effluent Flow (gpm) 15-20 - % Dry Solids 0.5-1 4-5 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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OverviewProduct Sheet - General Dissolved Air Flotation (DAF) Overview Durable stainless-steel designs with high-rate, compact, and open-tank options deliver reliable separation and compliance. 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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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

Product Sheet - General Screens Internally fed rotary drum screens remove coarse solids, protect downstream systems, and reduce TSS/FOG in industrial wastewater. 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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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. 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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A large poultry, kill, processing, and rendering plant was generating 1.4 MGD of wastewater and needed to meet direct discharge requirements for Total Suspended Solids (TSS), Fats, Oils, and Grease (FOG), and Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD). All Projects FRC Systems » Projects Poultry Turnkey Solution Meat & Seafood Processing Previous Project Next Project FRC Components Flocculator, High-Rate DAF, Biological Treatment, Equalization Project Description A large poultry, kill, processing, and rendering plant was generating 1.4 MGD of wastewater and needed to meet direct discharge requirements for Total Suspended Solids (TSS), Fats, Oils, and Grease (FOG), and Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD). FRC designed a pretreatment solution using two DAFs in a duty/assist configuration for peak flowrates, followed by a secondary DAF for biological treatment. The pretreatment DAF units recover proteins that the customer sells to local renderers to generate additional income of over two million dollars per year. The FRC Solution Headworks – Proper screening was done in the plant prior to Wastewater Treatment Plant Equalization – Homogenize wastewater for consistent wastewater characteristics. Aeration mixing is provided to prevent anoxic conditions and formation of ammonia Short Flocculator (Duty/Assist) – Polymer dosed to help agglomerate the fats, oils, and grease Primary High Rate DAF (Duty/Assist) – Floats the agglomerated solids for product recovery Biological Reactor – Converts dissolved BOD to biomass Flocculator – Chemical dosed to help separate the biomass Secondary High Rate DAF – Float the biomass, yielding clean effluent water Parameter Effluent Req. Flow (gpm) 1000 TSS (mg/L) < 300 FOG (mg/L) < 100 BOD (mg/L) < 300 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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One of North America’s leading consumer products manufacturers of branded and private label household, pool, and auto care products needed an emergency wastewater treatment solution. All Projects FRC Systems » Projects Health & Beauty Skidded Solution General Manufacturing Previous Project Next Project FRC Components Flocculator, Open-Style DAF, Sludge Dewatering Project Description One of North America’s leading consumer products manufacturers of branded and private label household, pool, and auto care products needed an emergency wastewater treatment solution. Because of our sizable rental fleet, FRC was able to respond quickly with a rental DAF and belt press rated for the full capacity. The systems were used as a proof of concept to confirm adequate removal of Mixed Liquor Suspended Solids (MLSS) and determine cost savings on sludge dewatering. Each of the DAF, Belt Press, Flocculator, and Chemical Dosing are completely pre-piped and pre-wired on stainless steel 304 skids. The FRC design also provided additional extra cost savings by using the DAF effluent water as the wash water for the belt press. Due to excellent performance during the pilot trial, both systems were purchased as a permanent solution. The FRC Solution Flocculator Skid – Chemicals dosed to precipitate the solids, includes pH transmitter Chemical Dosing Skid – Includes all chemical dosing pumps (coagulant, acid, caustic, polymer) and an E-Panel that interacts with the DAF Main E-Panel via an ethernet cable. Open-Style DAF Skid – Floats the agglomerated solids, yielding clean effluent water. The resulting effluent was used as the wash water for the Belt Press. An E-Panel (includeing PLC & HMI), duty/standby recycle pumps, and AOD sludge pump were pre-installed on this skid. Belt Filter Press Skid – Increase dry solids content of the DAF sludge, reducing hauling costs. The sludge feed pump, polymer dosing system, wash water pump and bag filter, and E-Panel (includes PLC & HMI) to control the belt press system. Parameter Design Data Flow (gpm) 120 Flow (m3/h) 27.3 MLSS (mg/L) 10000 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!

oin FRC Systems at upcoming events to explore advanced wastewater treatment solutions, including DAF systems, sludge dewatering, and more. FRC Systems » Events Upcoming IFAT 2026 May 4 - May 7, 2026 Trade Fair Center Messe München Munich, Germany Booth: TBD IFAT 2026, the world’s leading trade fair for environmental technologies, will take place in Munich, Germany, at the Trade Fair Center Messe München. The event is scheduled for May 4–7, 2026, bringing together thousands of exhibitors and industry leaders to showcase innovations in water, recycling, waste management, and circularity. Show info WEFTEC 2026 September 28 - September, 2026 Ernest N. Morial Convention Center New Orleans, Louisiana Booth: TBD The 99th Annual Technical Exhibition and Conference, will be held in New Orleans, Louisiana, at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center. The conference is scheduled for September 26–30, 2026, with the exhibition running from September 28–30, 2026. Show info International Production & Processing Expo (IPPE) January 26-28, 2027 Georgia World Congress Center Atlanta, GA, USA Booth: TBD IPPE is the world's largest annual display of technology, equipment, supplies, and services used in the production and processing of eggs, meat, and poultry and those involved in feed manufacturing. Show info Past IPPE January 27-29, 2026 Georgia World Congress Center Show More WEFTEC 2025 September 29 - October 1, 2025 McCormick Place Convention Center Show More TCEQ June 3-4, 2025 Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center Show More EATS October 28-30, 2025 McCormick Place Convention Center Show More Canadian FRC Roadshow FALL 2025 Multiple Sites Show More IPPE January 28-30, 2025 Georgia World Congress Center Show More

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 FRC Product Sheets (ALL) General 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 Dissolved Air Flotation (DAF) Overview General 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 Biological Removal Systems Overview General Biological wastewater treatment systems use MBBR and MBR technology to remove BOD, COD, and nutrients. View/Download PDF / 243 kb Overview, Product Sheet Sludge Dewatering Systems Overview General 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 FRC DAF Systems General 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 Algae Removal with a DAF System Municipal 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 Acidulation Process General 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 Semiconductor Parts Cleaning Manufacturing 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 Bakery Production Food & Beverage This industrial complex produces famous cookies and crackers commonly found in household pantries. View/Download PDF / 0.44 mb Case Study Beef Processing Meat 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 Specialty Chemicals Manufacturing 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 Crab & Shrimp Processing Meat 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 Liquid Condiments Food & Beverage The facility processes various fruit and vegetable ingredients into household branded jams, jellies, and syrups. View/Download PDF / 0.27 mb Case Study Truck Axle Production Manufacturing 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 Renewable Diesel Refinery Oil & Gas 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 Renewable Diesel Oil & Gas 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 Pet Food Production Food & Beverage 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 Pork Processing Meat 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 Poultry Kill & Processing Meat 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 Yogurt Production Food & Beverage 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 The Ultimate DAF Buyers Guide General 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 Recovering Rendering Waste Meat Processing 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 Algae Removal with DAF Municipal 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 PCL- Series High Rate DAF System General 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 PCCS-Series Compact DAF System General A space-saving DAF system ideal for remote, temporary, or small-scale wastewater applications. View/Download PDF / 342 kb Product Sheet PWL-Series Open Tank DAF System General 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 Oil Water Separator General 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 Flocculators General 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 Screens General 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 MBBR General Floating biofilm media in aerated tanks remove BOD, nitrogen, phosphorus—no sludge return or MLSS monitoring required. View/Download PDF / 201 kb Product Sheet MBR General 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 Screw Press General 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 Belt Press General 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 Rentals & Pilots General 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 Spare Parts General 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 Jar Testing General Jar tests can determine optimal coagulant/polymer dosing, simulate DAF performance, and reduce chemical costs. View/Download PDF / 165 kb Product Sheet Upgrades General 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

A krill oil production facility needed to quickly reduce its Oil and Grease (O&G) and sulfide levels to meet city compliance requirements. FRC mobilized a rental DAF System within a week as a temporary solution. All Projects FRC Systems » Projects Seafood Skidded Solution Meat & Seafood Processing Previous Project Next Project FRC Components Flocculator, High-Rate DAF, Effluent Buffer Tank Project Description A krill oil production facility needed to quickly reduce its Oil and Grease (O&G) and sulfide levels to meet city compliance requirements. FRC mobilized a rental DAF System within a week as a temporary solution. Based on the performance of the rental system and support from FRC’s engineering team, the client opted to move forward with a custom engineered permanent FRC DAF solution. The requirements included being able to move all system components with a forklift and that the installation of the equipment be complete in three days. FRC provided three pre-piped and pre-wired skids for a plug-and-play solution. This solution not only brought the client into compliance, but it is also saving them over $100,000 a year in noncompliance fees. The FRC Solution Flocculator Skid – Chemicals are dosed to precipitate the emulsified oils and colloidal solids. All chemical dosing pumps (coagulant, acid, caustic, polymer, bleach) are installed on the flocculator skid High Rate DAF Skid – Float the precipitated oils and solids thereby removing O&G. The E-Panel with PCL and HMI, duty/standby feed pumps and DAF recycle pumps are installed on the DAF skid. Effluent Buffer Tank Skid – Bleach is dosed to remove the remaining sulfides. A final pH check is done before discharging to the city. The effluent pumps are installed on a skid with the effluent buffer tank. Parameter Effluent Req. Flow (gpm) 50 Flow (m3/h) 11.5 O&G (mg/L) < 300 Sulfides (mg/L) < 5 pH 5-11 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!

The municipality of Woodruff was looking for a biomass separation solution to handle summer algae blooms in their lagoon as well as to reduce the overall Total Phosphorus (TP). All Projects FRC Systems » Projects Algae & Phosphorus Removal System Solution Municipal Wastewater Previous Project Next Project FRC Components High-Rate DAF, Reactor Tanks Project Description The municipality of Woodruff was looking for a biomass separation solution to handle summer algae blooms in their lagoon as well as to reduce the overall Total Phosphorus (TP). A DAF was demonstrated to be highly effective in removing the algae and TP during trials. Two parallel DAF units were installed with Continuous Stirred Tank Reactors (CSTR) for chemical dosing to accommodate the wide-ranging daily flow. FRC chose a high rate DAF model with a low hydraulic surface loading rate (<1 gpm/ft2) as the approach to remove algae and TP. The FRC DAF floats the algae easily and it is skimmed off the top with our rotating top skimmer system. This design allows the TP entrained in the algae to be efficiently removed at the same time. The FRC Solution Reactor Tanks – Polymer dosed to agglomerate the biomass DAF – Floats the biomass, yielding clean effluent water Parameter Influent Effluent Req. Flow (gpm) 330 - Flow (m3/h) 1040 - TP (mg/L) 24 < 1 NH3 (mg/L) 32 < 5 MLSS (mg/L) 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!

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