Our strategy is to provide a quick solution to lack of oxygen in wastewater, safely and easily.

Lack of oxygen in wastewater can be a result of a range of reasons: broken down equipment requiring repair, insufficient or ineffective aeration, peak season, and more. We have found that wastewater operators face great challenges in dealing with these situations, due to the difficulty in emptying the aeration basin in order to repair or replace broken down equipment, or the safety hazards of requiring a person to enter the wastewater for maintenance. In many cases this results in the wastewater treatment plant just being left as is, without dealing with the situation as required.

This is why we have designed a wastewater aeration solution that can provide supplemental oxygen easily and quickly, in a full and active aeration basin, without needing to drain the pool, stop the process, or for a person to enter the wastewater, and can operate alongside existing aeration.

We do so by placing ready aeration units in the wastewater with a crane. There are no people and no electricity in the water.

A blower is connected outside the pool to airpipes that lead to the diffusers.

The immediate need for oxygen has also lead us to develop a business model which enables our customers to rent the aeration units for as long as they need them. This enables the expense to come out of the Opex rather than the Capex budget.

Mapal - Model RFBA -Retrievable Fine Bubble Aeration Grid Unit