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Submersible Aerator for Waste Treatment?

06/30/2009 1:47 PM

Please provide me an information, a website that could show brochures regarding the design of submersible aerator which could be applicable for waste treatment oxidation process as alternative to blowers.This system would include the submersible pump, the aerator or ejector to mix air drawn from atmosphere with the waste water to induce a circulation movement inside the aeration chamber. Thanks to anyone who could share this idea.

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Re: Submersible Aerator for Waste Treatment?

06/30/2009 10:40 PM

This sort of aeration system is normally used for ornamental ponds. Try googling for pond equipment.

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07/01/2009 8:47 PM

We have found these ideal in industrial waste treatment tanks (brewery etc) for circulation of contents and sediment to prevent stratification using air.

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