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BCRG update 14_2014
18 July, 2014 |
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Hi everyone,
This information from Cargill was forwarded to me from Chris Bydder, EPA, 15/07/14.
Cargill would like to advise that refurbishment works have been organised for the biofilter in preparation. This need has arisen due to an increase in back pressure over the past month.
- Refurbishment will commence on the 3rd July and is expected to take 2 - 3 weeks. This will involve replacement of the existing Biofilter fill material. The process will be staggered to ensure adequate treatment of process air is maintained.
- Cargill has discussed the refurbishment plan with the Odour Unit in light of the process condition changes since the last odour audit.
- The refurbishment program aims to ensure continued licence compliance.
Joe Coleiro
Environmental Supervisor
Grain and Oilseed Supply Chain Australia
Cargill
direct: +61 3 9316 0323 / mobile: +61 4 17015711 / fax: +61 3 9314 0454
425 Somerville Rd Brooklyn VIC 3012
www.cargill.com
regards
Andrea Mason
Executive Officer
Brooklyn Community Representative Group
Ph: 0427 338 482
PO Box 8001, Rippleside, Vic, 3215
Email: eo.bcrg@gmail.com
Web: www.brooklynip.com.au
PS BCRG Community Forum meeting dates for 2014 are Wednesday August 13 and November 12.
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