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What should be considered when purchasing microporous aerators? Manufacturers of microporous aerators.
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2022-12-12 13:39
Used in wastewater treatment Microporous aerator The possibility is very high. It is one of the aeration equipment in the aeration tank in wastewater treatment. Microporous aeration and aeration increase the oxygen in the water through aeration. It is delivered to microorganisms, and through the rising of bubbles, it increases the contact area between air and water, increases the dissolved oxygen in the water body, especially the dissolved oxygen in the lower water body, thereby ensuring that dissolved oxygen and nutrients are evenly distributed throughout the water body, ensuring the healthy growth of aquatic organisms, effectively solving the high-density aeration problems, and industrial wastewater treatment technology is becoming increasingly popular with wastewater treatment plants and various end users.
Due to the different types of wastewater, different concentrations of wastewater and different amounts of wastewater, the laying and layout of microporous aeration and aeration pipelines are also different. If the pipeline layout is incorrect and the layout is unreasonable, it will affect the aeration effect. The following requirements should be noted when laying and installing microporous pipes:
1. First, design the laying method of the microporous pipe according to the area and shape of the water surface.
2. Prepare various materials according to the design requirements, such as three-way valves, adjustment brackets, glue for bonding and other materials.
3. During installation, the joints of each pipeline should be sealed with glue or hoops to prevent air leakage.
4. Try to ensure that the air outlet of the aeration pipe is uniform. The length of the aeration pipe should be controlled below 10m as much as possible. During laying, the microporous aeration pipe should be located at the bottom of the pool and flush with the ground. The height of the ground should generally be higher to ensure uniform air discharge.
5. Debugging should be carried out after installation. Turn on the host and debug one aeration pipe, then adjust the height and direction of the aeration pipe until the entire microporous pipe is evenly aerated.
6. The host should be installed in the middle of the main pipeline as much as possible to ensure that the air supply of each pipeline is the same. There should be no foreign objects near the air inlet of the host to avoid blockage.
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