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Improving water quality is possible in many ways and depends on the problem and requirements. For each market segment and issue, we offer a tailored solution.
Standing – and often shallow – water can be a source of nuisance as outdoor temperatures rise.
In addition to fish death from lack of oxygen, you can also think of water that starts to smell, mosquito infestations and excessive algae growth from warming water.
Especially with water in cities, parks, campgrounds and other recreational areas, the same problems recur every year if nothing is done about prevention. Swimming bans in public recreational waters due to blue-green algae infestation have become the rule rather than the exception.
Optimizing intensive treatment processes in (industrial) wastewater is an ongoing process to reduce energy consumption and maintenance, as these are recurring costs.
Our highly efficient and easy-to-install mixers, aerators – or combinations thereof – are very practical systems for all kinds of industrial water treatment projects.
The high efficiency, low installation costs, low maintenance intervals and the many variation possibilities for individual system adaptation are decisive arguments for choosing these systems.
Many industries reuse water, such as the fruit and vegetable processing, paper and food industries. The reasons are obvious, large amounts of water are used in the various processes. Water that is not only becoming scarcer, but also increasingly expensive.
The quality of recycling water is significantly increased when it is mixed and aerated, in addition, solids are better separated from the water. Mixing and aeration also provides odor reduction.
Water is precious. The need for clean water is growing, while scarcity is increasing. We must use water carefully. AUGA understands this like no other.
Reusing residual water and improving the quality of storage water saves large amounts of water. That is exactly the goal we have in mind: sustainable management of natural resources and thus saving costs.
