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All Wastewater Treatment (aeration) systems have one thing in common…they need oxygen, and LOTS of it. The good news is that there has been a breakthrough in aeration technology resulting in an affordable, highly effective aerator. The name is Toring Turbine TT200, and it holds the promise of being the most efficient aerator on the market.
Toring Turbine TT200 model generates an unbelievable barrage of entrained oxygen molecules and then injects them into your treatment stream or lagoon. The unit is quiet, light weight, and virtually maintenance free. Plus, it can be moved from place to place as needed within your treatment system.
The TT200 can be operated with a motor as small as 1 ½ horsepower, yet its performance can match that of a much larger aeration device. No longer do you have to strain your operating budged just to pay the electric bill.
Aerators fall into several different categories as follows:
- Floating Surface Aerators
- Submerged Aerators
- Fixed-in-Place Surface Aerators
- Compressed Air Diffusers
The TT200 is a hybrid aerator in that it can float on the surface or else be attached to a
wall. Regardless of how it is installed, it always releases air beneath the surface of the water.
Using a rotating disc that operates on the principle of precession, it discharges a plume of
oxygenated water in both a downward and a 360-degree lateral direction.
Compared to other
subsurface aerators, the Toring Turbine TT200 produces very little surface frothing. The reason is
that the particle size of the entrained air is sufficiently small that a greater percentage of the
air (oxygen) is held in suspension beneath the surface. The suspension of such small particle
sizes of oxygen is critical to the efficiency of any treatment system because it permits a more
rapid explosion in the subsurface growth if aerobic microbes.
In a clear water demonstration of the Toring Turbine TT200 it appears that a white cloud is forming
beneath the water. This visual image is a testimony to the high percentage of small oxygen bubbles being created and held in suspension.
The Toring Turbine TT200 is a self-aspirating aerator. This means that it draws air by suction
from the atmosphere. It does not need high-dollar canister oxygen or a compressed air system
to generate and inject oxygen into the body of water. Also, due to its design, it is virtually
impossible for the turbine to clog.
The TT200 can be installed in many different locations within a treatment system.
For example, it can be placed in the last basin of a stabilization system for final treatment
before the wastewater is discharged into the environment. In the alternative, it can be placed
in the first basin to jump-start the aeration process. A sufficient number of Torings TT200 can
actually help aerobes attack and dissolve the solids which have dropped to the bottom of the
first basin. Such action can prolong or hopefully eliminate the need for dredging the basin.
The Toring Turbine TT200 also works well in systems where sewage is treated close to where it is
created. An example would be an onsite package plant. Other examples include large septic
tanks and biofilters.
The TT200 is particularly cost effective in tertiary treatment systems where water is
to be discharged into environmentally sensitive eco-systems. Such treated water is sometimes
disinfected chemically prior to release into a stream or into a groundwater recharge zone for
agriculture purposes. Due to its unique design, the TT200 can be fitted with a special
intake port which is activated by the naturally occurring vacuum. Connected to this port can
be a time-release container of whatever chemical or additive is needed. The additive will be
picked up by the vacuum and discharged into the body of water along with the atmospheric
air.
Each Toring Turbine TT200 model is operated by a low horsepower electric motor. The power requirements
of the motor can be sized to meet the electrical requirements of your treatment system, from
220 volts and up.
