Wastewater Aeration Solutions

1. ST80 Series Thermal Mass Flow Meters 8/1/2019

   ST80 is a high performance, rugged thermal dispersion technology air/gas flow meter that combines ultra-reliable, feature-rich electronics with the industry's most extensive selection of application-matched flow sensors to provide a truly superior solution for industrial processes and plant applications. 

2. MTS Aspirator Self-Aspirating Submersible Aerator 12/20/2007

   The MTS Aspirator features efficient oxygen transfer, low installation costs, excellent mixing and minimal noise levels for installation in new or existing basins.

3. Bio-Denitro Phase Isolation Technology 1/5/2016

   Proven phased operation in a simpler package.

4. Diffused Aeration 11/9/2010
   Diffused air is a simple concept which entails pumping air through a pipe or tubing and releasing this air though a diffuser below the water’s surface.
5. Aerators 1/16/2008
   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
6. Otterbine Fractional Series Aerating Fountain & Mixer Line 4/15/2013

   Otterbine’s 1/2HP Fractional Series Aerating Fountain and Mixer line includes 4 spray patterns and a horizontal mixer – the only unit like it on the market today!

7. MicroShield Technology 6/25/2014

   Our diffusers can last upwards of 10 years. It isn’t science fiction. It’s simply science, multiplied by our MicroShield Technology to protect against degradation.

8. Reduce SBR Maintenance Costs With Jet Aeration 6/16/2017

   Aeration has been a primary method for treating municipal and industrial wastewater for over a century. It is a natural way to reduce biological oxygen demand (BOD) and control odors. In the SBR process, aeration helps foster nitrification by bubbling air through the mixture of wastewater and activated sludge, encouraging the multiplication of aerobic microbes which consume nutrients and convert ammonia into nitrites and nitrates.

9. Improving Compliance Through Real-Time Phosphorus Control 4/18/2017

   Levels of phosphorus, a chemical element that promotes organic growth, must be controlled in wastewater coming from beverage, food and dairy processing plants. Failure to control phosphorus accurately has a negative impact on water quality and can lead to large fines.

10. Aeration: Airmaster Aerator 6/20/2007
    Each aeration unit shall be capable of producing 3.0 lbs. of oxygen per nameplate horsepower per hour under normal conditions during aeration. Each 15 HP aeration unit is capable of pumping and mixing approximately 3,024,000 gallons per day under normal conditions and continuous operation