NZ AERDISC® INSTALLATIONS SOAR AFTER PILOT STUDY
Just 2-years after the first Pilot Study aerdisc® was installed at the Cromwell Wastewater Treatment Plant, New Zealand installations, currently, exceed 70 with new projects being added at an increasingly rapid rate. Aeris Global allocated 14 units for the nationwide local government Pilot Study and all 14 units were purchased by the host site. The […]
TWO SIMPLE CHANGES INCREASE WWTP CAPACITY
As we visit pond-based wastewater treatment plants throughout Australasia, we see the same issues at multiple sites:– High-energy, low-efficiency aerators– Poor mixing and short-circuiting Many plants are suffering from low DO and yet paying huge energy bills. Retiring end-of-life or outmoded aerators and replacing with modern high-efficiency aerators can dramatically reduce energy consumption and boost plant capacity. […]
AERDISC® TRANSFORMS ASHBURTON WWTP
Seven aerdisc® Directional Aerators have been installed at Ashburton District Councils, Wilkins Road Wastewater Treatment Plant over the last three months. Three in the oxidation pond and four in the aeration basin. Previously, the aeration basin had Qty 10 x 7.5kW incline-shaft aerators, each including a side-channel blower, for a total energy of over 80kW, but […]
AERDISC® RELIABILITY IMPRESSES AT CROMWELL WWTP
Two-years on from installation in June 2022 aerdisc® continues to impress with zero downtime. aerdisc® replaced equipment with extremely low oxygen transfer efficiency and exceptionally high-power consumption. It also proved unreliable, expensive to maintain and prone to ragging. The original system consisted of fifteen diffused air bubblers, arrayed around the edge of the two ponds. Each unit […]
AERIS GLOBAL PRESENT COMPLETE AERDISC AT WIOG 2024
This morning, the Aeris Global Field Service Team assembled a complete aerdisc® Directional Aerator on the front lawn of the TSB Stadium in preparation for this years’ WIOG 2024 Conference. New Plymouth is the location of this year’s Annual Conference for the Water Industry Operations Group NZ, and TSB Stadium is the ideal venue. The […]
WIOG 2024 – ONLY ONE WEEK TO GO!
WIOG 2024 in New Plymouth is this year’s Annual Conference for the Water Industry Operations Group NZ. It is widely regarded as the most friendly and relaxed event on the annual conference calendar. Aeris Global is doing things a little different this year with the addition of a full-size aerdisc® Directional Aerator on display. The […]
AERIS GLOBAL STAND PROVES POPULAR AT OZWATER’24
The aerdisc® Directional Aerator; aquaturbo® AER-AS Floating Surface Aerator and otterbuoy® Pond-friendly sensor float all proved to be popular drawcards on the Aeris Global stand at Ozwater’24. Visitors to the Aeris Global stand included contingents from South East Water and Greater Western Water. South East Water has recently purchased four aerdisc® Directional Aerators for their […]
Ozwater’24: 1-week to go!
Aeris Global Australia Pty Ltd will be exhibiting at Ozwater’24 in Melbourne next week. Ozwater is the largest water conference and exhibition in the Southern Hemisphere. Aeris Global is proud to be showcasing its range of equipment. The exhibition will feature the unique aerdisc® Directional Aerator and the world leading aquaturbo® AER-AS Floating Surface Aerator. […]
WIOA Conference leads to first Pasveer Ditch installation
Last week, Aeris Global Field Services installed two aerdisc® Directional Aerators in a Pasveer Ditch at Vincentia STP for Shoalhaven Water. The journey started when Shoalhaven Water personnel visited Aeris Global at the WIOA Conference in Canberra last November. aerdisc® was developed primarily for pond-based treatment processes but when approached by Shoalhaven Water about the […]
aerdisc® – AUSTRALIA UPDATE
The following image provides a snapshot of Australian aerdisc® projects to date. All States apart from SA and NT have units installed or in progress. Many more projects are pending, quoted or in the advanced planning stages. aerdisc® is proving to be an extremely effective solution for plants suffering from low DO, odour, ragging, or […]
