Active Mixing: The Unsung Hero of Water Quality

This content is a part of our ongoing Virtual Training series. You can view more training content here: Virtual Training.
 

Active mixing is a powerful water-quality improvement tool that can help make water and treatment processes better, regardless of where you work in the water circle. This presentation will explore what mixing is and how we define it, why we need it and why active mixing wins out. From there, it gives an overview of water-quality and operational benefits as it pertains to certain scenarios in three areas: water treatment and distribution, wastewater collections and treatment, and lakes and source water reservoirs. We will also detail important considerations when choosing active mixing equipment.

Emil Anheluk works in the Market Strategy Department for Ixom Watercare. He has a bachelor’s degree in biology from Dickinson State University and has worked for Medora (better known as SolarBee) for 15 years. His first 10 years were spent managing the SolarBee Customer Service Department where he learned how important it is to genuinely serve your customers and to give them your best at all times. Medora was acquired by Ixom in February 2020.

More from Treatment Plants



Discussion

Comments on this site are submitted by users and are not endorsed by nor do they reflect the views or opinions of COLE Publishing, Inc. Comments are moderated before being posted.