Landox Flow Boosters

3D animation of the Landox flow boosters from Landustrie

In order to meet high requirements for flexibility, capability, operational reliability, operating costs and the environmental demands of minimal noise and aerosol generation, Landustrie developed the Landox channel aeration system.

This system is based on the well known principle of an oxidation ditch in which both fine bubble aeration and propulsion of the mixed liquor can be independently controlled.

Propulsion is effected by one or more low speed vertical Landox drums, positioned in de bends of the aeration circuit.

The rotors are suspended on specially designed Landox upper bearings. Therefore the application of submerged lower bearings is no longer necessary.

Aeration takes place by means of diffusers (ceramic, plastic or membrane) mounted on the bottom of the aeration circuit.

Client: Landustrie Sneek BV
Concept, scenario and storyboard: Lex de Prieëlle & Vincent Oudendijk
3D animations: Lex de Prieëlle & Arjo Rozendaal
Sound, editing and post production: Vincent Oudendijk - Eclipse AV
Voice-over: Illarie Hoevenaars

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Science & Technology

Tags:

• Landox
• Flow Boosters
• Landustrie
• Lex de Prieëlle
• Vincent Oudendijk
• environment