AQUATURBO® AER-AS

– It has a unique design that ensures the transfer of maximum kinetic energy to the water. Our Aquaturbo® have a higher oxygen transfer efficiency than other types of equipment.
– The Aquaturbo® cause a flatter and longer flow, in this way the total energy is transmitted in a horizontal movement of water and the diameter of oxygen dispersion is very large.
– The resulting speed induced by our Aquaturbo® high speed floating surface aerators is greater than the resulting speed of our competitors, resulting in a larger contact surface and consequently greater efficiency.
– Thanks to its design, the Aquaturbo® generates a large diameter of high turbulence and induces a strong secondary flow.

– Easy installation and maintenance, no soundproofing, bridges, gear motors, etc. are needed.
– The tank does not need to be emptied for maintenance.
– There is no difference in the efficiency of oxygen transfer in wastewater.
– Oxygen transfer efficiency does not deteriorate over time, unlike diffusers.
– Does not get stuck, does not produce layers of biological substance, does not break.
– Does not depend on a blower, nor on its efficiency and maintenance.
– It is not necessary to cover the entire tank floor to ensure complete mixing.
– Water cooling capacity. The diffusers do not have any cooling capacity.
– Greater flexibility if additional aeration is required.
– There is no floating sludge. Aeration by diffusers can cause masses of sludge.
– No possibility of oil leaks.
– No need for pipes, no drainage operations, no maintenance, and repair of leaks.
– There are no replacement costs. Fine bubble diffusers have to be replaced often.

– No blower and booster pumps needed, so no noise and no need for soundproofing for the blower.
– Surface aerators cool the wastewater. On the contrary, aeration systems with ejectors heat the wastewater, causing two major disadvantages: a higher respiration rate of the active sludge (therefore, more oxygen is needed), and a lower oxygen saturation level of the water.
No sludge damage due to Screwpeller design. The pump in ejector aeration systems that is continuously pumping activated sludge into and out of the reservoir can cause damage to the sludge.
– There is no possibility of jams. The ejector aeration system can become clogged because the contents of the reservoir are continually being pumped in and out.
– Low cost of installations. Ejector aeration systems have high installation costs.
– Completely manufactured in AISI 304 stainless steel as standard. Float filled with polyurethane, cannot sink.
– Standard flotation equipment: No problems with changes in water level or vibrations.
– Ejector aeration systems are fixed systems, so vibrations (pump, blower) can cause a system breakdown and eventually collapse or break the tank itself.

– There is no submerged motor.
– Increased efficiency from 20% to 50%. .
– Very good aeration and mixing in large tanks. Unlike the other system where only local mixing and aeration takes place and to achieve a better mix, extension channels are necessary.
– Standard flotation equipment: No problems with changes in water level or vibrations.
– Easy maintenance: submerged bottom aerators maintenance is not so easy. .
– Cooling effect. No cooling effect possible on bottom aerators.
– There is no possibility of jams. Bottom aerators can get clogged and fail.