Wastewater Aeration Videos
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Transitioning To Turbo Blowers
10/16/2019
In 2019, Kaeser Compressors assumed control of the venerable line of PillAerator turbo blowers, strengthening its ability to serve the wastewater industry — or wherever else atmospheric process air is needed on a constant pressure level. Watch this video to understand what inspired the decision, as Manual Dias, Business Development Manager at Kaeser, covers the advantages that turbo blowers offer versus other types of blowers. Al Moreno, Kaeser's District Manager, then highlights the company's screw blower technology, followed by Global Product Manager Peter Werhahn, who provides the business case for investing in turbo blowers.
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A New Option For Situational Blower Needs
10/15/2019
Long known for serving the wastewater industry with blower and compressor solutions, Aerzen recently branched out to expand its service capabilities with Aerzen Rental USA. With this new, standalone company, Aerzen can now provide its low-pressure, oil-free units for short-term and/or immediate use. In this video, Matt Piedmonte, director for Aerzen Rental USA, cites five situations where a customer might need a rental, and answers some common questions around technology, logistics, and setup/operation. Hint: The company had a head start in mastering these elements, as Aerzen International Rental has been serving Europe for two decades.
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The New Standard In Wastewater Aeration
8/19/2019
Kaeser Compressors' rotary screw blowers offer superior performance, fast installation, low noise operation, and lowest life cycle costs to help wastewater treatment plant operators and designers revolutionize their plant's aeration system.
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Sequencing Batch Reactor (SBR) – Parkson's EcoCycle SBR
3/1/2019
In this video, Parkson discusses the process of biologically treating wastewater in a batch mode and what differentiates Parkson's SBR from others.
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Energy-Efficient System Design for WWTPs
1/25/2019
Energy is a huge portion of a wastewater treatment plant’s operating costs, with aeration blowers a significant user. System splitting with an adaptive master controller reduces electrical, maintenance, and initial investment costs.
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Aeration Efficiencies Found With Automated Controls
10/9/2018
With a variety of blower combinations available to optimize aeration performance at wastewater treatment plants, efficiencies are now being found by focusing in on aeration control systems. Eric Bennett, Controls Product Manager with Aerzen, recently discussed the advantages operators are finding by deploying the company's AERProcess solution in managing energy use, optimizing biological processes and reducing wear and tear on blowers and valves.
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Fluence Offers A Revolution In The Economics Of Wastewater Treatment For Reuse
2/1/2018
Fluence’s Membrane Aerated Biofilm Reactor (MABR) technology is an innovative wastewater treatment solution which saves up to 90 percent energy consumption. It is the ideal solution for decentralized applications such as rural villages, housing developments, municipalities, hotels, resorts, and golf courses.
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GDT For Rapid Ozone Mass Transfer & Degassing
10/27/2017
Mazzei’s GDT process delivers rapid and efficient ozone mass transfer under pressurized contacting conditions resulting in greater gas solubility. Additional mixing and rapid gas bubble removal is provided by the system’s degas separator. With high operational flexibility and low capital, installation and operating costs ― and all within a compact footprint ― the GDT mixing and contacting system is the best solution.
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Basin Nozzle Manifold For Wastewater Aeration
10/20/2017
Mazzei’s wastewater basin aeration system thoroughly agitates bulk water and mixes ambient air or pure O2 into the wastewater. Utilizing in-house CFD modeling, Mazzei systems are designed to ensure efficient mixing and aeration. Unlike blowers, Mazzei aeration is virtually silent, and requires little to no maintenance.
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Lagoon Wastewater Aeration
10/19/2017
Mazzei’s lagoon aeration system is an efficient, low cost, quiet solution for wastewater problems. Optimally designed subsurface nozzles provide better mixing and agitating of wastewater than surface aerators. Treatment efficiency increases as lagoon depth increases―no matter how deep―and the system is easy to install and provides trouble-free operation.