The conventional activated sludge (CAS) wastewater treatment process is an aeration system that removes dangerous substances from effluent water to minimize their impact. It is an ideal cleaning solution to ensure the wastewater from industrial and municipal plants is safe enough to be released back into the environment.
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Conventional activated sludge systems consist of an aeration tank, in which the wastewater is mixed with oxygen. This process activates microorganisms that digest the wastewater and collide with each other, forming flocs. These flocs have an increased ability to degrade the wastewater’s biological components.
The conventional activated sludge process usually involves these components:
CAS is the most popular form of wastewater treatment across industries for various reasons:
Diffusers are essential for aeration in CAS systems. SSI Aeration, Inc. offers reliable coarse bubble diffuser design through several products, including:
A moving bed bioreactor (MBBR) with a smart design can provide better cost-effectiveness than membrane bioreactor or activated sludge plants. MBBR process design services from SSI Aeration help wastewater treatment plants improve their efficiency. SSI’s MBBR systems save money in plant construction, operation,
and maintenance.
SSI Aeration’s dedication to what Buy America, Build America represents goes beyond product sourcing and manufacturing. With a complete engineering department in the U.S., SSI provides clients with a wide range of design services to ensure they maximize their wastewater treatment systems and equipment capabilities.
With over 20 years of experience in helping organizations across industries treat their wastewater, SSI Aeration, Inc. will ensure your treatment system helps your business stay regulation-compliant and keeps the environment safe. Call today to request a quote, or submit the contact form.