WASTEWATER MIXING RESOURCES

• Case Study: The Rehabilitation Of 43-Year-Old Waste Lagoons

  In 1967 the City of Concordia, MO built a segmented lagoon system to handle the small town’s waste requirements. By Dale Klussman

• Village Of Johnson Creek WWTF Replaces Biological Treatment System

  In this case study, read about a wastewater treatment plant whose system was reaching the end of its useful life, and the solution they chose that allowed for sustainable growth while meeting strict budget requirements.

• Proven Energy Savings With New Mixer Technology

  Read about new mixers installed for Anglian Water that have delivered over and above estimated energy savings and had minimal disruption to the plant. 

• Sulzer Mixers Designed To Tackle Digested Sludge

  Discover how a wastewater treatment plant solved its mixing problem that was caused by the high sludge content. 

• Sulzer Equipment Increases Wastewater Treatment Capacity And Efficiency

  After twelve years of operation, a modernization of a WWTP was needed for the removal of nitrogen and phosphorous pollutants, as well as an enlargement by another 100’000 PE (population equivalent).

• Sulzer's Aeration System Improves Wastewater Treatment In A Frozen Vegetables Plant

  Learn why a WWTP recently decided to progressively replace the old surface aerators in the biological basins by optimally-adapted equipment.

• Sulzer Submersible Aerator Mixer Improves Wastewater Treatment In A Cardboard Mill

  With the increase of a WWTP's capacity, the oxygenation of its basins had become insufficient. Learn about the upgrade of its aeration performance of the existing installation with minimal capital expenditure. 

• City Of Globe Installs Innovative Technology Including Adaptive Mixers For Better Aeration And Energy Efficiency

  Learn how a wastewater treatment plant replaced their existing aeration system, realizing better treatment and 50% savings in operating costs. 

• Adaptive Mixer Helps Water Reuse Facility Avoid Costly Treatment Operation Shutdowns

  Discover how innovative mixing technology resolved constant build up and settling of lime softener sludge for a water reuse facility. 

• What Can You Do With Adaptive Mixers?

  Flygt introduced the first submersible mixer in 1951. Today, more than 250,000 Flygt mixers have been deployed and are reliably doing their jobs, operating mainly out-of-sight and out-of-mind.