Wastewater Treatment, Perfected

Pressure Monitoring for DAF Optimization

Air Saturation Tank (Pressurized Side) - Ensuring Proper Air Dissolution

Maintains the correct pressure conditions for optimal air saturation.

Prevents Insufficient Air Dissolution – Ensures pressure remains within the 80–100 psi range for effective air saturation.
Detects Leaks & Pressure Drops – Identifies issues like valve malfunctions or pump failures, preventing loss of dissolved air.
Optimizes Bubble Formation – Helps maintain consistent microbubble production, improving flotation efficiency.

Air Injection Line (Before and After Nozzles) - Monitoring Bubble Formation

Ensures stable air release for effective flotation.

Prevents Air Blockages – Detects clogged or malfunctioning nozzles affecting bubble formation.
Optimizes Air-to-Solids Ratio (A/S Ratio) – Helps maintain proper air saturation pressure for maximum TSS removal.
Reduces Energy Consumption – Ensures the correct air injection pressure is maintained, preventing unnecessary air losses.

Recycle Pump Suction and Discharge - Optimizing Energy Use

Ensures pump efficiency and prevents mechanical failures.

Detects Cavitation & Dry Running – Low suction pressure warns of air entrainment, leaks, or pump starvation.
Prevents Excessive Wear & Overloading – High discharge pressure may indicate blockages or overpressure, affecting pump longevity.
Reduces Energy Costs – Optimizing pump operation based on real-time pressure readings lowers power consumption.

Sludge Removal Line - Detecting Clogging and Sludge Buildup

Ensures consistent sludge discharge and prevents system failures.

Identifies Line Blockages – High pressure indicates sludge buildup or improper sludge thickening.
Prevents Under-Removal of Sludge – Low pressure suggests insufficient sludge removal, which can reduce DAF efficiency.
Automates Sludge Pump Operation – Allows for real-time sludge pump adjustments to optimize removal rates.

Effluent Discharge - Ensuring Smooth System Operation

Prevents hydraulic issues and ensures proper discharge flow.

Prevents Backpressure Issues – High pressure at the effluent line may indicate blockages, improper valve settings, or restricted flow.
Detects Flow Imbalances – Sudden pressure changes signal process inefficiencies or excessive sludge carryover.
Optimizes Discharge Pumping – Ensures the correct flow rate and pressure balance to maintain regulatory compliance.