Dissolved air flotation (DAF) systems remove suspended solids, oils and grease, and other contaminants from water and wastewater. These systems operate on the principle of creating small air bubbles in the water, to which the contaminants adhere and then rise to the surface, forming a scum layer that can be easily skimmed off.
Aquatech’s BioMOD DAF sets itself apart from conventional DAF systems by incorporating continuous microbubble generation. This innovative feature enables our system to achieve exceptional separation efficiency while requiring less equipment, resulting in a reduced footprint.
The single, shippable 53’ skid design efficiently utilizes limited space and simplifies transportation, making installation and setup hassle-free.
Rental options are available thanks to the plug-and-play capacity enabling quick deployment and adaption to changing demands.
Advanced automation and optional features like cloud-based monitoring, continuous chemical supply, and complete servicing.
Elimination of Additional Equipment: The system’s microbubble generator removed the need for an air compressor, inline mixer, and dissolution tank streamlining the treatment process.
Minimized Maintenance & Replacement Costs: The robust variable speed scraper design ensures a lengthy lifespan for chains, sprockets, and scraper blades.
Optimized Performance: The flotation tank level adjustment mechanism is optimized to promote scum build-up and improve scraper run frequencies for chains, sprockets, and scraper blades.
Superior Solids Separation: Small size and zeta potential of microbubbles allow for greater solids separation than conventional DAF units.
High-Quality Product Water: The system ensures product water is of exceptional quality, characterized by low levels of BOD, COD, and TSS.
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