Apparatus for the aerobic treatment of liquid waste
AssigneeRalph B. Carter Company
InventorsWilliam O. Boschen, Angelo V. Annichiarico, Arthur L. Johnson
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AssigneeRalph B. Carter Company
InventorsWilliam O. Boschen, Angelo V. Annichiarico, Arthur L. Johnson
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A plurality of support brackets are placed within a basin of a system for the aerobic treatment of liquid waste materials and are arranged in a pattern beneath continuous lines in a gas distribution line array, the lines being attached to the brackets, and mixer-aerator devices are capable of ready attachment to the brackets to enable selective location of a mixer-aerator devices over orifices placed in the line array at the brackets, or ready detachment from the brackets to enable selective removal of the mixer-aerator devices without disturbing the attachment of the lines to the brackets, the balance within the gas distribution line array, or the ability of the system to continue to operate, despite the removal of some mixer-aerator devices, without further modification of the system.
In a system for the aerobic treatment of waste materials in a liquid basin, the system including gas distribution lines in an array of continuous lines having a plurality of orifices placed therein for releasing gas, such as air, to the liquid in the basin during operation of the system, and a mixer-aerator device for placement in position over any one of the orifices for enhancing the mixing and aerating of the liquid in the region adjacent that position, the improvement comprising:
A bracket for use in a system for the aerobic treatment of waste materials in a liquid basin, the system including gas distribution lines in an array of continuous lines having a plurality of orifices placed therein for releasing gas, such as air, to the liquid in the basin, a mixer-aerator device for placement in position over any one of the orifices for enhancing the mixing and aerating of the liquid in the region adjacent that position, and a plurality of such brackets placed in the basin in a pattern corresponding to the array of continuous lines, said bracket comprising:
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