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AssigneeParkson Corporation
InventorsRussell L. COOK, Vipin Lillaney, Michael Herbert Jakob
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The disclosed apparatus aeration assembly is used for submersion in and aeration of wastewater contained in a receptacle. The assembly may comprise a non-floating planar grid supporting a plurality of gas diffuser panels. The supporting grid may have at least two ends; one or more gas inlets affixed to one of the at least two ends for supplying gas to the plurality of gas diffuser panels; and one or more lift lines of a predetermined length affixed to each of the at least two ends with all lift lines meeting at a juncture. The juncture may be positioned above a plane of the supporting grid so that the predetermined length of a line affixed to one of the at least two ends is unequal to the predetermined length of a line affixed to another of the at least two ends.
An aeration assembly for submersion in and aeration of wastewater contained in a receptacle comprising a non-floating planar grid supporting a plurality of gas diffuser panels, said supporting grid having at least two ends and including:
A method of lifting an aeration assembly positioned on a floor of a receptacle, the aeration assembly comprising a non-floating planar grid supporting a plurality of gas diffuser panels, said supporting grid having at least two ends, each end affixed to one or more lift lines of a predetermined length with all lift lines meeting at a juncture, the method comprising:
A method of lowering an aeration assembly into a receptacle, the aeration assembly comprising a non-floating planar grid supporting a plurality of gas diffuser panels, said supporting grid having at least two ends, each end affixed to one or more lift lines of a predetermined length with all lift lines meeting at a juncture, the method comprising:
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