Aeration with jet aerators

The Landia AirJet is a jet aerator, which works by automatically aspirating the air into the ejector and subsequently mixing it with the wastewater during combined mixing and aeration. The Landia AirJet offers efficient oxygen transfer rates even in liquids with high solids contents, which makes it an extremely attractive solution for sewage and sludge applications.

Chopper pump with ejector system

The AirJet consists in all its simplicity of a chopper pump that has been fitted with an ejector system. Compared to most other aeration systems, the AirJet is extremely easy to install and operate. There is no need for compressors, bottom-mounted diffusers and advanced controls.
The Landia AirJet can be installed in both existing and new tanks. In some cases, there is no need to empty the tank before the system is installed. The AirJet is available as a submersible dry-installed and floating mounted on a pontoon.

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AirJet – easy and efficient

With the Landia AirJet you get a simple and efficient aeration system. It can be your primary source of aeration in EQ basins, sludge holding tanks, or aerobic digesters. The AirJet can also be added for supplemental aeration in an activated sludge tank to handle peak organic loading, or as a replacement for worn-out rotors or surface aerators in oxidation ditches. 

The AirJet is ideal for heavily polluted wastewater and, since the system does not clog with solids, the AirJet provides a constantly high oxygen transfer efficiency – unlike most other types of aeration.

The oxygen transfer levels are always maintained, even when we get a higher concentration of solids, so our wastewater is always aerated properly and never goes septic.

- Operations Manager James Blodgett, East Cedar Creek Fresh Water Supply District

 

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Case studies - wastewater

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New digester mixing system delivers better yields for Eco Verde Energy (EVE)

Online, one can find no end of advice on mixing systems for biogas digesters; often going into great detail about impeller designs, speeds and angles – but away from the office desk, speak to a Plant Manager or AD operator, and they’ll soon tell you that even the best mixing system in the world isn’t something that they want – inside the tank.

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Daphne finds prime solution for primary problematical lift station

Following an intensive 5-day survey of its wastewater treatment process, the highly renowned brewery, Timothy Taylor’s has upgraded its aeration process by introducing the AirJet system from Landia.

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New biogas production landmark for Scottish Water’s acclaimed sludge facility at Nigg

If we took a short trip forward in time to 2040, and then looked back at how some organisations in the water industry successfully achieved Carbon Net Zero, it’s likely you’ll see a large four-letter word: NIGG.

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Daphne finds prime solution for primary problematical lift station

Suck it up, pressurize it and send it to the treatment plant. In theory, this should be a straightforward job for pumps at a lift station. However, as we all know, the curse of so-called ‘flushable’ products in our sewer systems is also proving that some so-called ‘non-clogging pumps’ are getting clogged.

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Long-lasting Chopper Pumps continue to go hell for leather

When Pittards, the leading leather goods producer, moved part of its manufacturing process from Leeds to Yeovil, they made very sure that its long-serving wastewater pumps went with them.

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The Valley Center way - combining energy savings now – with total cost of ownership

At Valley Center Wastewater Treatment Plant, and at an increasing number of facilities across Kansas, the decision to buy the more expensive equipment at the outset is proving to be the most economic. Savings in long-term maintenance are important, but in the shorter term, energy savings are fundamental.

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Huge savings made at leachate treatment plant

At a landfill’s leachate treatment centre, where floating biomass was reducing the plant’s throughput, the introduction by Viridian Systems of a new mixer has created annual savings on chemicals of around £85,000.

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Mix to the max at Yorkshire Water’s major new Energy & Recycling Facility

At Yorkshire Water’s new £50M Huddersfield Energy and Recycling Facility (E&RF), the digester mixing system from Whitchurch-based Landia is ensuring that total gas production can reach its anticipated 22,192Nm³/d (normal cubic meter/day).

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No more FOG, as major crust problem caused by Fats, Oils and Greases is defeated

Throughout Ohio there is a large a number of meat/food processing plants and municipal sites whose wastewater system is plagued by fats, oils, greases (FOG) and debris.

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A Better Blend

An automated mixing system helps an Illinois treatment plant improve biogas production and increase volatile solids destruction.

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Landia supplied the first mixers for sewage treatment plants in the 1980s and today you will find Landia products at sewage treatment plants worldwide. The wastewater industry is growing year by year and we are keeping pace. When you contact Landia, you will speak with staff who know the industry, and who knowsand understand the wastewater industry.

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