aerdisc® directional aerator is revolutionary
aerdisc® sets new standards of oxygen transfer efficiency; has no capacity to harvest rag, nor scour the floor of earthen lagoons, and is purpose-designed to prevent short-circuiting.
- Save energy
- Eliminate ragging
- Prevent short-circuiting
- Improve efficiency
- Non scouring
- Low aerosol
- Low maintenance
- Ease of installation
The unique interlocking, segmental disc is designed to maximise collection and release of air, whilst generating a powerful horizontal velocity.
The disc is designed to maximise collection and release of air, whilst generating a huge pump rate and strong horizontal velocity.
The Disc
The unique interlocking, segmental disc is designed to maximise collection and release of air, whilst generating a powerful horizontal velocity.
The disc is designed to maximise collection and release of air, whilst generating a huge pump rate and strong horizontal velocity.
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aerdisc® is designed to optimise conversion of mechanical energy into kinetic energy. It does not waste energy throwing water in the air.
The operating principle involves a continuous cycle of capturing atmospheric gases and dissolving oxygen as the partially immersed disc rotates.
aerdisc® is designed to optimise conversion of mechanical energy into kinetic energy. It does not waste energy throwing water in the air.
The operating principle involves a continuous cycle of capturing atmospheric gases and dissolving oxygen as the partially immersed disc rotates.
Drive
SEW-Eurodrive, helical gearmotor with hollow-shaft torque arm mounting. No belts, pulleys, chains, sprockets, or couplings
Bearing
Cast stainless steel, split bearing housing with double-row spherical roller bearing. The housing doubles as a torque arm mount for the drive.
Seal
Unique triple-rotor/double-stator, spherical labyrinth seal provides a tortuous path to prevent contamination from reaching the bearing.
Spar
The pontoon features a lateral spar to achieve an open discharge. The spar allows each float to move independently, whilst remaining parallel.
- Left Mouse button to Rotate
- Mouse Wheel to Zoom
- Right Mouse button to Move
- One finger touch to Rotate
- Two finger pinch to Zoom
- Two finger slide to Move