AERATION SYSTEMS
Clean water depends on effective aeration. Whether treating municipal or industrial wastewater, aeration is essential to support the biological processes that remove contaminants. But not all systems, or treatment goals, are the same. That’s why selecting the right type of diffuser is key to long-term system efficiency, performance, and reliability.
From compact designs to large-scale installations, systems can be configured to meet site-specific goals—whether optimizing energy use, simplifying maintenance, or ensuring adaptability in seasonal or variable load conditions.
With the right aeration approach, you get more than just air in the water—you get a system that performs better, lasts longer, and costs less to own over time.
Explore our range of Applications, Aeration Technologies, and System Configurations to find the best fit for your market.
AERATION TECHNOLOGIES
Coarse Bubble Diffusers
Offer robust mixing and clog-resistant operation, often preferred in industrial applications, harsh conditions, or systems that require frequent on/off cycling. They’re also well-suited for grit removal and equalization basins.
Fine Bubble Diffusers
Deliver high oxygen transfer efficiency, making them ideal for most municipal treatment plants and energy-conscious operations. Their smaller bubbles create greater surface area, which maximizes oxygen absorption for biological treatment.
Process Blowers
The critical equipment responsible for generating and delivering air. These blowers are selected based on site conditions and system requirements, with options ranging from energy-efficient turbo blowers to traditional positive displacement and centrifugal models. A properly matched blower ensures optimal airflow, pressure, and system longevity.
Surface Aerators
Provide high-capacity oxygenation and mixing at the water’s surface. These systems are especially effective in lagoon-style treatment plants, aerobic digesters, and industries dealing with high-strength wastewater. Their above-water design allows for easy access, simple maintenance, and flexible operation in remote or open environments.