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INNOVATIVE DESIGNS

Mixing Systems supplies jet aerators and jet mixers in three basic configurations, each uniquely suited to different tank designs and different processes.

DIRECTIONAL MIX JET AERATORS

Directional Mix Jet Aerators (DMJA) place the nozzles in a linear arrangement along one side of a header pipe which carries the circulating liquid. Flow is aimed in just one direction, making DMJA's ideal for installation near the wall of a long, narrow tank. DMJA's can also be used in series to direct liquid in a circular flow pattern, making them well suited for oxidation ditches, very large round tanks, or irregularly shaped basins.

Click on the photo or this text to view an animation of a directional mix jet aerator in operation.

BIDIRECTIONAL MIX JET AERATORS

Bidirectional Mix Jet Aerators (BMJA) have nozzles arrayed on both sides of a common liquid header, allowing for liquid flow in opposite directions. BMJA's are particularly suited for large circular tanks, long and wide rectangular tanks, and applications that require plug flow conditions.

Click on the photo or this text to view an animation of a bidirectional mix jet aerator in operation.

EDDY MIX JET AERATORS

Eddy Mix Jet Aerators (EMJA) place the nozzles in a radial arrangement around a common chamber which supplies both air and liquid to the nozzles. The EMJA is particularly suited for circular tanks. A single unit can accommodate tanks up to 65 feet (20 meters) diameter. For larger tanks, multiple EMJA's can be used.

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SELF-CONTAINED AERATORS

Self-Contained Aerators can be used as an innovative solution for rivers, streams, and tanks that can not be drained. The jet aerator and a submersible pump are mounted together on a common base. These self-contained units can easily be dropped into a liquid filled tank or stream with a minimum of installation time required.

HYDRAULIC SLUDGE MIXERS

The Hydraulic Sludge Mixer is a series of nozzles directing flow to keep sludge in suspension. This system uses chopper pumps and stationary hydraulic jet nozzles. Digesters have no in-basin moving parts. Typical applications are anaerobic digesters, sludge holding tanks, and mixing reservoirs.