AERATION & BLOWERS RESOURCES

WASTEWATER AERATION SOLUTIONS

  • Aire-O2 Mixer 2.0

    Mixer 2.0 is here!
    The Aire-O2® Mixer 2.0 ensures simple, nearly maintenance-free operation with above surface float or fixed mounting options. The variable angle mixer performs in corrosive environments with no gearbox and low power consumption in aeration tanks, oxidation ovals, digesters, lagoons, anoxic basins, and chemical mix tanks

  • Why Rebuild A Blower Before It Fails?

    Rebuilding a positive-displacement blower before it fails helps you avoid unplanned downtime, protect downstream processes, and reduce the risk of costly collateral damage. Over time, wear on critical components (such as internal clearances, bearings, shafts, and seals) can reduce performance, increase vibration, and raise operating temperatures.

  • Aerators Layne Christensen manufactures aerators used in potable water systems to remove dissolved gases and to oxidize naturally occuring compounds for treatment downstream. Aerators can also reduce taste and odor problems
  • Airmaster Aerator "TURBO X-TREME" Aeration- 25 Hp - 460V/3Ph - "841" Motor Each aerator shall be capable of producing 3.0 lbs. of oxygen per nameplate horsepower per hour under normal conditions during aeration. Each 25 HP aerator shall be capable of pumping and mixing approximately 5,040,000 gallons per day under normal conditions and continuous operation
  • PillAerator Turbo Blowers

    Kaeser Compressors’ has extended its product range with the addition of PillAerator turbo blowers with magnetic bearing technology. Thanks to the direct-drive, active magnetic bearing motor and intelligent control system, the PillAerator turbo blower boasts an energy savings advantage over conventional rotary blowers up to 25%. With single unit flows up to 10,500 cfm, the PillAerator significantly expands Kaeser's solutions for water and wastewater applications.

WASTEWATER AERATION VIDEOS

In 2010 a unique, patented wastewater lagoon aerator was introduced to the industry. The presentation will consist of a number of ‘proof statements’ showing successes of this new technology.