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1. A nanobubble generator package at a food processing facility for wastewater treatment operates at 4,000 gpm for supplemental aeration with a focus on reducing an accumulated sludge layer.
You’ve heard of coarse and fine bubbles for aeration in secondary wastewater treatment. Now there are nanobubbles, promising new capabilities.
Unlike fine and coarse bubbles, which emerge from diffusers in a basin bottom and ultimately float to and escape at the surface,...