17 - Rubber and plastic; packing and insulating materials
40 - Treatment of materials; recycling, air and water treatment,
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Systems and equipment for aerating water and wastewater, comprising air diffusers for aerating water and wastewater, diffuser membranes for aerating water and wastewater, and diffuser assemblies comprising diffuser bodies and retaining rings for mounting air diffusers and diffuser membranes to pipes. Non-metal pipe couplings. Water and wastewater treatment services.
17 - Rubber and plastic; packing and insulating materials
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Systems and equipment for aerating water and wastewater, comprising air diffusers for aerating water and wastewater, diffuser membranes for aerating water and wastewater, and diffuser assemblies comprising diffuser bodies and retaining rings for mounting air diffusers and diffuser membranes to pipes. Non-metal pipe couplings.
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Large bubble mixer and method of using same in a wastewater treatment system
A mixer configured for releasing large bubbles into wastewater is provided. The mixer can include a central draft tube, an upwardly-extending member surrounding the draft tube, and an accumulator surrounding both the upwardly-extending member and the draft tube. A lower end of the draft tube sidewall may be sealed and not include any openings beneath the lower end of the upwardly-extending member, so as to prevent liquid pumpage through the draft tube. A method for treating wastewater in a system that includes at least one large bubble mixer and at least one fine bubble diffuser is also provided. The large bubble mixer and fine bubble diffuser may be supplied gas independently from one another. The method can include multiple modes of operation wherein gas is either supplied to the mixer, to the diffuser, to neither the mixer or the diffuser, or to both the mixer or the diffuser.
A system and method for aerating and mixing wastewater that includes fine bubble diffusers located at least partially below a large bubble mixer. At least a portion of the gas discharged from the fine bubble diffusers is captured by the large bubble mixer and is reused by the large bubble mixer to form and release intermittent large bubbles. Prior to being captured by the large bubble mixer, the gas discharged by the fine bubble diffusers can aerate the wastewater. The large bubble mixer includes an accumulator that, upon becoming filled with gas, generates and releases a large bubble. Upon discharge from the large bubble mixer, the large bubbles generated therein may separate into a plurality of coarse bubbles for providing additional oxygen transfer and mixing of the wastewater. The system may include supply lines for supplying gas only to the fine bubble diffuser.
37 - Construction and mining; installation and repair services
40 - Treatment of materials; recycling, air and water treatment,
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(1) Installation of wastewater treatment systems and components; maintenance and repair of wastewater treatment systems and components
(2) Analytical consulting services in the field of wastewater treatment systems, namely, overall system evaluation, analysis and efficiency improvement services
40 - Treatment of materials; recycling, air and water treatment,
37 - Construction and mining; installation and repair services
Goods & Services
Analytical consulting services in the field of wastewater treatment systems, namely, overall system evaluation, analysis and efficiency improvement services Installation of wastewater treatment systems and components; maintenance and repair of wastewater treatment systems and components
A diffuser membrane and a method for manufacturing the same are provided. In the method for manufacturing, a first material is heated and extruded to form a base layer and a second material is heated and extruded to form a coating layer. The base layer and coating layer may be extruded substantially simultaneously in a coextrusion process. Accordingly, the coating may be applied to the base layer in a manner that optimizes the bonding between the two layers and provides the ability to control the thickness of the coating layer. Alternatively, the base layer is formed initially and the coating layer is subsequently formed thereover. The first and second materials have differing properties. The first material may comprise polyurethane and the second material may comprise polyurethane and PTFE.
B01F 3/00 - Mixing, e.g. dispersing, emulsifying, according to the phases to be mixed
B01F 3/04 - Mixing, e.g. dispersing, emulsifying, according to the phases to be mixed gases or vapours with liquids
B29C 47/00 - Extrusion moulding, i.e. expressing the moulding material through a die or nozzle which imparts the desired form; Apparatus therefor (extrusion blow-moulding B29C 49/04)
B29C 47/02 - incorporating preformed parts or layers, e.g. extrusion moulding around inserts or for coating articles
A wastewater treatment system is provided having a reactor, first and second bio media and an aeration system. The first bio medium is located proximate an inlet end of the reactor and extends vertically between a top water level and the reactor's floor. The second bio medium is located proximate an outlet end of the reactor and extends vertically between a bottom water level and the reactor's floor. The media are adapted for retaining solids within the reactor as clarified water is withdrawn after treatment. The first bio media is further adapted to act as a baffle thereby causing wastewater to flow generally uniformly into a primary reactor zone. The aeration system includes a plurality of diffusers, some of which may be located adjacent or underneath the bio media and are adapted for promoting the shaking the bio media when activated in order dislodge excessive biomass therefrom.
40 - Treatment of materials; recycling, air and water treatment,
11 - Environmental control apparatus
19 - Non-metallic building materials
Goods & Services
Water and wastewater treatment services Systems and equipment for aerating water and wastewater, comprising air diffusers for aerating water and wastewater, diffuser membranes for aerating water and wastewater, and diffuser assemblies comprising diffuser bodies and retaining rings for mounting air diffusers and diffuser membranes to pipes Non-metal pipe couplings
40 - Treatment of materials; recycling, air and water treatment,
11 - Environmental control apparatus
19 - Non-metallic building materials
Goods & Services
Water and wastewater treatment services Systems and equipment for aerating water and wastewater, comprising air diffusers for aerating water and wastewater, diffuser membranes for aerating water and wastewater, and diffuser assemblies comprising diffuser bodies and retaining rings for mounting air diffusers and diffuser membranes to pipes Non-metal pipe couplings
Water treatment equipment in the nature of an independent modular diffuser panel unit with nonmetallic pipe couplings connecting diffuser assemblies for aerating water and wastewater
17 - Rubber and plastic; packing and insulating materials
42 - Scientific, technological and industrial services, research and design
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Water treatment apparatus; water filtering apparatus; water aeration apparatus; membrane purifying apparatus for water treatment systems; systems and equipment for aerating water and wastewater; systems and equipment for aerating water and wastewater comprising air diffusers for aerating water and wastewater; diffuser membranes for aerating water and wastewater, and diffuser assemblies comprising diffuser bodies and retaining rings for mounting air diffusers and diffuser membranes to pipes. Non-metal pipe couplings. Engineering services, namely, design, research, development and technical consultation services relating to water treatment apparatuses, water aeration apparatuses, water filtering apparatuses, systems and equipment for aerating water and wastewater comprising air diffusers for aerating water and wastewater, diffuser membranes for aerating water and wastewater.
A wastewater treatment system is provided having a reactor, first and second bio media and an aeration system. The first bio medium is located proximate an inlet end of the reactor and extends vertically between a top water level and the reactor's floor. The second bio medium is located proximate an outlet end of the reactor and extends vertically between a bottom water level and the reactor's floor. The media are adapted for retaining solids within the reactor as clarified water is withdrawn after treatment. The first bio media is further adapted to act as a baffle thereby causing wastewater to flow generally uniformly into a primary reactor zone. The aeration system includes a plurality of diffusers, some of which may be located adjacent or underneath the bio media and are adapted for promoting the shaking the bio media when activated in order dislodge excessive biomass therefrom.
Systems and equipment for aerating water and wastewater, comprising air diffusers for aerating water and wastewater, diffuser membranes for aerating water and wastewater, and diffuser assemblies comprising diffuser bodies and retaining rings for mounting air diffusers and diffuser membranes to pipes Non-metal pipe couplings
A diffuser membrane and a method for manufacturing the same are provided. In the method for manufacturing, a first material is heated and extruded to form a base layer and a second material is heated and extruded to form a coating layer. The base layer and coating layer may be extruded substantially simultaneously in a coextrusion process. Accordingly, the coating may be applied to the base layer in a manner that optimizes the bonding between the two layers and provides the ability to control the thickness of the coating layer. Alternatively, the base layer is formed initially and the coating layer is subsequently formed thereover. The first and second materials have differing properties. The first material may comprise polyurethane and the second material may comprise polyurethane and PTFE.
B01D 3/04 - Distillation or related exchange processes in which liquids are contacted with gaseous media, e.g. stripping pipe stills
B01F 3/04 - Mixing, e.g. dispersing, emulsifying, according to the phases to be mixed gases or vapours with liquids
B29C 47/00 - Extrusion moulding, i.e. expressing the moulding material through a die or nozzle which imparts the desired form; Apparatus therefor (extrusion blow-moulding B29C 49/04)
B29C 47/02 - incorporating preformed parts or layers, e.g. extrusion moulding around inserts or for coating articles
An aeration system for treating liquid contained in a vessel is provided. The aeration system includes a header pipe and a plurality of lateral pipes coupled to the header pipe. The lateral pipes each have one or more tubular diffuser membranes sleeved therearound. Also provided is a coupling for sealingly joining end portions of two adjacent pipes is provided. The coupling includes two saddle sections and a deformable gasket extending between the pipes. The coupling is adapted for enabling one pipe to be removed and replaced from a series of pipes without substantially moving any adjacent pipes.
A diffuser assembly with a buoyancy vessel and a chamber for buoyantly raising the diffuser assembly for maintenance work. The diffuser assembly has a support structure, diffusers connected to the frame, and a buoyancy vessel positioned on the frame, capable of alternating between a state of buoyancy or ballast.
A flexible membrane disk diffuser having an improved arrangement for sealing the membrane to the diffuser body. An enlarged sealing bead on the circumference of the membrane fits in an annular channel on the diffuser body. A retainer ring threads onto the diffuser body to compress the sealing bead against a base surface of the channel. A discontinuity on the base surface provides an effective seal with the bead without requiring undue tightening force of the retainer ring. The discontinuity may take the form of a ridge or a rut on the base surface of the channel.
A diffuser assembly with a buoyancy vessel and a chamber for buoyantly raising the diffuser assembly for maintenance work. The diffuser assembly has a support structure, diffusers connected to the frame, and a buoyancy vessel positioned on the frame, capable of alternating between a state of buoyancy or ballast.
Submerged media useful with or without aeration and/or mixing to enhance an aquatic environment by promoting and retaining biogrowth. The media takes the form of a cluster of individual flexible elements having free ends. The media are submerged in a liquid such as a water or wastewater treatment basin or an aquaculture environment. The media are characterized by the ability to promote and retain microbial growth. The media clusters have substantial flow through thicknesses to provide a three dimensional effect along with baffling for increased contact with the liquid being treated. The media may be thin strips constructed to avoid sticking together to allow maximum exposed surface area. The media clusters can create oxic, anoxic and anaerobic environments for maximum treatment during flow through the media cluster. The flexibility of the media elements and their free ends automatically dislodges excessive biomass buildup to avoid clogging of the media.
Submerged media useful with or without aeration and/or mixing to enhance an aquatic environment by promoting and retaining biogrowth. The media takes the form of a cluster of individual flexible elements having free ends. The media are submerged in a liquid such as a water or wastewater treatment basin or an aquaculture environment. The media are characterized by the ability to promote and retain microbial growth. The media clusters have substantial flow through thicknesses to provide a three dimensional effect along with baffling for increased contact with the liquid being treated. The media may be thin strips constructed to avoid sticking together to allow maximum exposed surface area. The media clusters can create oxic, anoxic and anaerobic environments for maximum treatment during flow through the media cluster. The flexibility of the media elements and their free ends automatically dislodges excessive biomass buildup to avoid clogging of the media.
Water purifying apparatus comprised of flexible plastic strip media consisting of clusters of flexible plastic strips connected with a floating support cable to be used in water or waste water treatment vessels to provide surface area for the growth and accumulation of organisms, namely, aerobic and anaerobic bacteriological micro-organisms useful in the treatment of water and waste water for removing soluble and insoluble organic waste contained in the water and waste water