

Aeration Systems for Wastewater Treatment

Wastewater aeration is a process that occurs when air is added directly to wastewater, which allows for aerobic bio-degradation of any pollutants contained within. Aeration is an essential component of treating wastewater. The main benefit of using aeration is that it's a natural method of getting rid of pollutants in the water. The chemicals that [...]

2020-02-25T08:39:30-08:00By |Wastewater|

How Does Groundwater Become Contaminated?

Groundwater refers to any water that's found underground within the many spaces and cracks in landscapes of rock, soil, and sand. The water moves through aquifers in the ground, which occur when gravel, sandstone, and other materials exist in large spaces. The connected spaces of these materials make them permeable, which ensures the smooth flow [...]

2020-02-05T18:14:16-08:00By |Wastewater|

How Does Ballast Water Affect the Environment?

Ballast water is necessary for the optimal operation of ships. When a ship heads out into the open waters, ballast water provides the ship with stability as well as the capacity to effectively maneuver in the water. It's also necessary for loading and unloading items and cargo from the ship in question. This water is [...]

2020-01-27T14:45:48-08:00By |Wastewater|