The submersible mixers are used first of all as Sewage treatment plant components. They prevent deposits from settling in balance tanks. They are also used in biochemical processes at Waste Water Treatment plants (denitrification and dephosphatation) etc. In addition, they can be used in the Agriculture industry and Sewage systems. Their task is to put liquid in motion, homogenize its composition, prevent sedimentation, put liquids in motion in required flow direction and overcome the resistance of flow in open chambers, ditches, channels. They are used in order to intensify physical and chemical processes taking place in liquid and in particular, for solid and gas dissolution. This process is widely used at Sewage Water Aeration where the intensive mixing shall extend the gas movement length and prevent the small bubbles from binding and converting into big ones. Sometimes, the mixer, in particular the high-speed types, are used as protection against surface scum. The submersible mixers can be operated in fluids at max. temperature of 40ºC and submersion depth to 10 m. At the selection of the submersible mixer and in particular, its location, please note that the balance in the tank at continuous operation occurs when the pressure force of the mixer equals the external forces impacting on the propeller stream.

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