Environmental Equipment Engineering, Inc. (EEE) products

Other aerators may look similar, but the resemblance stops at the surface. At Environmental Equipment Engineering, we strive to make our Floating Aerators the best in terms of efficiency, performance, and durability.

A major concern to our waterways is contamination from quantities of pollution generated by the washing of items such as rubbish bins and cars in high-rise building developments. Motor vehicle wash-water will contain not only detergents but also significant amounts of free-floating hydrocarbons including leaking oils and lubricants and dust from brake linings. This pollution must be prevented from entering the stormwater network. The Fox DD400 Washdown system is a small, economical unit that can be installed in new developments to provide a facility where these items can be cleaned efficiently without detriment to the environment.

Ingenious, no electricity or roof required. Demand Driven Diversion Systems, The perfect Environmental solution for vehicle wash areas, polluted wash down areas and storm water runoff. Automatic First Flush Diversion, Automatic detection of accidental spills, Constant monitoring for fuels/chemicals in run off from your property. 100’s of applications. Simple as turning the faucet on and off. STOP closing and opening valves, STOP polluting our rivers and streams, and STOP treating clean water.

A Fox Demand Driven Washdown System will protect the environment from pollution generated during a washdown operation. There are numerous occasions however when an open area is of such a dimension that it cannot be guaranteed that it will be left free of pollutants after a washdown or similar activity has taken place. If rain occurs and the area is polluted this pollutant will be washed into the stormwater system and can eventually find its way into the waterways.

A spill of hydrocarbons entering our waterways will have a disastrous impact on the delicate balance of our ecosystems. Penalties for these breaches will include the cost of rectification and clean up as well as fines and limitations on the continuation of the business. The Fox SCS600 Spill Control System will eliminate the risk of these events by monitoring the run off from your site and, if a significant spill is detected, retains pollutants on the premises for appropriate treatment or disposal.

Pollutants like milk, wine and acids or alkaline products are water-soluble and can be extremely harmful to the environment. By monitoring the run-off from your site you can prevent the potential penalties associated with a spill of these products.

The most economical solution for the removal of floating debris and silts from stormwater run-off is the Fox Gross Pollutant Collection Trap (GPCT). The GPCT will replace a conventional stormwater catch pit and will protect the environment from pollutants such as plastic bags, trash and cigarette butts by treating the run-off at the source.

A Fox Baffled Gross Pollutant Collection Trap will provide the same protection from silt, solids and floating debris as the GPCT units as well as hydrocarbons when the risk of their presence is high but the potential volumes are small. Typical applications are the treatment of stormwater run-off from large open areas such as carparks where minor oil leaks from motor vehicles have the potential to create a risk to the environment. A Baffled Gross Pollutant Collection Trap (BGPCT) unit will protect in areas where minor amounts of hydrocarbons can be present.

One of the main uses is at Hospitals or other Medical facilities in order to shower down victims and emergency personnel who have been exposed to chemicals by either accident or terrorist attack. This will eliminate the exposure of Medical personnel and others on the inside to the chemical or contaminate. The designated shower area will insure that chemicals and contaminates are diverted and contained in a holding tank and not allowed into the storm water or sewer system. The Fox Diversion System Chemical Shower will not allow rain water into the holding tank.

Aeration is an important and essential process in order to maintain clean, breathable water. Since Earth’s natural materials and organisms, such as leaves, fish and various wastes, either inhabit or make their way into small bodies of water, keeping it clean is crucial to water’s health. As these organisms begin the decaying process, they use up vital oxygen supply and release toxins that contaminate the water. Problems worsen when the decaying organisms begin to multiply, leading to rapid loss of dissolvable oxygen.