Industrial Aeration for Wastewater aeration is the process of introducing air into wastewater to enable aerobic bio-degradation of pollutant components. In the majority of biological wastewater treatment systems, it is a crucial component. The biological treatment uses naturally occurring microbes in wastewater to decompose toxins, as opposed to chemical treatment, which uses chemicals to react and stabilise contaminants in the wastewater stream.
Aeration is a common component of the overall process used by most municipal and industrial water treatment facilities to clean the water and get rid of impurities. Aeration is a straightforward tool that accelerates the natural processes involved in maintaining a balanced, healthy ecosystem. Waterways that are clogged with sludge, lakes and rivers that are overgrown with algae, and filthy oceans are signs that the equilibrium is out of whack. Waterways that are contaminated can cause illness or even death in any species that are related to the water source, including people, in very serious cases of failed water treatment.
