MECHANICAL AERATION EQUIPMENTS

Floating Aerators are one of the superficial mechanical ventilation equipment models that enable the transfer of oxygen to the water required for the vital activities of microorganisms in the aeration pool in wastewater treatment plants with aerobic activated sludge systems. The specially designed fan absorbs the wastewater and sprays it onto the pool surface, allowing it to spread on the surface in very small particles. Thus, the surface area of ​​the wastewater in contact with air increases and oxygen transfer is provided to the wastewater. Additionally, as it provides mixing within the pool, sedimentation is prevented.

Jet Aerators are used to direct the flow of water in carausel type aeration tanks or lagoons and to provide oxygen transfer to wastewater. While fixed type jet aerators are used in carausel type ventilation tanks, pontoon floating type jet aerators can be used in lagoons.

It consists of a special fan, shaft, cabin, motor and reducer group that provides high oxygen transfer. Fan, shaft and cabin material can be preferred as carbon steel, epoxy painted or stainless. The material of the pontoon can be preferred as carbon steel, epoxy painted or stainless steel.