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News Release from: Landia | Subject: Aerators in Jutland
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 17 February 2006
Aerators revive sweet smells in Jutland
Foul odours from a pump-well situated in a popular summer house area near Bork in the western part of Jutland, Denmark have been successfully eliminated by an aerator from Landia
Foul odours from a pump-well situated in a popular summer house area near Bork in the western part of Jutland, Denmark have been successfully eliminated by an aerator from Landia Following a lengthy succession of complaints to the wastewater treatment plant in the nearby town of Tarm, Landia were called in to find an answer to the poor wastewater drainage, which with little surface water in the well, was particularly bad during hot and dry periods
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 30 Jan 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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Landia installed a 1.5kW PODB-1 to mix and aerate the medium in the pump-well at regular intervals, which soon removed the unpleasant odours that were causing so many objections from the occupants of the 400 summer houses.
As a direct result of the continuous oxygen supply, Landia also provided the WWTW with a significant reduction in the hydrogen sulphide content of the wastewater.
Utilising its capability of working as a combined mixer/aerator, the Landia PODB-1 aerator can prevent sand and sludge sedimentation, as well as eliminate foul odours.
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