Aerators Help Provide Sustainable Solution for Wastewater Plant  

Water/Wastewater

Aerators Help Provide Sustainable Solution for Wastewater Plant  

26 Mar, 2010

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Aeration Industries’ (USA) AIRE-O2 TRITON® process aerator/mixer reduces costs and energy consumption to help provide a sustainable wastewater solution for your treatment plant. The aerator’s dual function allows for more process control and BNR. This innovative technology was recognized by Frost & Sullivan as the ‘2008 Product of the Year.’ Since 1974, over 62,000 aerators delivered in over 92 countries worldwide.

Eight Reasons Wastewater Professionals Prefer the AIRE-O2 TRITON® Process Aerator/Mixer:

1. Dual-Functionality: Optimizes precision controlled aeration and mixing. BNR in a single unit.

2. Fine Bubble Aeration: EPA defined 2.2 mm size allows for greater oxygen transfer efficiencies.

3. Horizontal Mixing: Deep mixing ensures basin circulation, keeps solids in suspension.

4. Minimal Maintenance: Few wear parts. Routine maintenance is quick and easy! No gear box.

5. Low Total Cost of Ownership: Low speed (750 RPM/50 Hz) extends aerator life, ‘turn-down’ capabilities saves energy plus a warranty of up to 5 years!

6. Small Footprint: mixing to 33 feet (10m) for deeper basins, small carbon footprint.

7. Environmentally Friendly: Subsurface mixing equals minimal aerosols or noise.

8. Flexibility: available in 5 to 75 Hp (3.75 to 55.9 KW) sizes with float, bridge, or wall-mount options.

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