2016: Grajewo (230 m3/h)
2018: Suwałki (90 m3/h)
2022: Mrągowo (230 m3/h)
2024: Zambrów (80 m3/h)
In the city of Mrągowo, in the northeastern part of Poland, the second largest of Mlekpol’s dairy production plants is placed.
In 2022, their new water treatment solution with a capacity of 230 m³/h was put into operation. The existing water treatment plant was insufficient to supply the amount of process water needed for a new milk powder plant with a planned capacity of three million liters of milk and whey per day.
Water treatment solution at the Mrągowo plant consisting of two aerators and eight pressure filters with a diameter of 3000 mm and a total height of 3800 mm.
The water source is groundwater, containing several natural salts and organic substances, particles, and gasses. If not treated correctly, it can result in bad taste, color, bacteria in the water and corrosion in pipes and installations among other things.
Before the groundwater can be used by the dairy, the water undergoes the following treatment:
The treated water goes to two external storage tanks, each with a capacity of 400 m³. The water is then distributed to the different production zones by two booster systems based on Grundfos CR pumps.
The solution also includes a softening unit for the process water, which is used, among other things, for centrifugal pumps and as pre-treatment in the boiler room.
At Mlekpol’s production plant in Zambrów, also in the northeastern part of Poland, a water treatment solution by EUROWATER was installed in spring 2024. The solution is almost identical to the one in Mrągowo.
Water treatment units being installed at the dairy in Zambrów: Water softener (left) and pressure filter (right).
Booster system with Grundfos CR 45-3 pumps and external VFD at the dairy in Zambrów.
The water source is also groundwater, the treatment steps are the same, but the production capacity is 80 m³/h -almost a third of the capacity in Mrągowo.