TH24898A - Aeration of liquids - Google Patents

Abstract

Methods and mechanics for liquid aeration, commonly used for wastewater treatment or poison control.The liquid is fed into the upper end of the vertical tube (3 with the lower end). Immerse in the reservoir (4) through the nozzle tube (2), causing a stream of liquid (8) to go down the stream.The liquid stream carries air (for example, through the inlet (6)), causing A mixture of tiny air bubbles which is then ejected through the lower end (5) of the tube into the sump. A diffuser plate (10) may be provided to diffuse air bubbles. In the sump, the fluid and the outlet pipes may be arranged inside the pipes to control the stream and air bubbles.

Claims (2)

1. Methods of aeration of liquids include the process of passing liquid in the form of a stream of liquid directed downward into the upper portion of the downstream tube where the lower end is immersed. In the sump This forms air bubbles inside the tube and causes the bubble to move downward and outward from the lower end of the tube into the fluid reservoir. 2. The method of liquid aeration is described in Clause 1 where the gas is fed into the upper part of the pipe. And is blown into the stream of liquid, forming a group of Atak bubbles: