Apparatus for the aeration of effluent with oxygen-containing gas
Abstract
Abstract Effluent is aerated with oxygen-containing gas in an aeration basin. The basin subdivided into two halves is comprised of a plurality of aeration boxes which have flattened horizontal and perforated upper ends for the passage of the oxygen-containing gas therethrough, are connected together by means of a conduit, are placed side by side, are spaced apart from each other and are disposed along one of the longitudinal sides of the aeration basin. Transverse walls support the individual aeration boxes. A partition wall is secured perpendicularly to the transverse walls. The partition wall is dipped in the basin, subdivides the two basin halves into two further halves, terminates above the bottom of, and below the effluent level in, the basin. The aeration boxes are made of plastics material, have a rectangular cross-sectional area, open lower ends and gas outlets centrally surrounded by a counterbore.
Inventors
- 👤 Hugo Gudernatsch
- 👤 Gerhart Jaekel
- 👤 Wolfgang Kroll
- 👤 Volker Oden
- 👤 Konrad Reinhardt
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