High-Performance Equipment for Superior Water Mixing-- How It Works

The release of bubbles is based on accumulation of airflow to the mixers. Each mixer has a fixed volume to fill prior to bubble release. The pressure needed is the static pressure at the depth the mixers are mounted and the flowrate of gas to the mixers determines rate of bursts. When enough air or gas fills the Mega Bubble unit, the gas shoots out vertically through a riser tube which pulls in and ejects settled solids on the tank floor into the rising liquid stream drafted behind the large bubble. 

Pulsed Burst Systems LLC excels in high-performance water treatment equipment, specializing in pulsed air mixers and pulsed airlift pumps. Our groundbreaking technology ensures efficiency and reliability, providing unmatched mixing solutions across various aeration, anoxic or anaerobic applications. Understanding the unique needs of each water treatment facility, we offer custom design outlines for pulsed air mixing and liquid movement applications.

 Contact us today to help determine if adding low pressure pulsed air mixing to your treatment process might assist with biological nutrient reduction and increased clarifier efficiency.