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Jet Tech (Siemens) Sludge tank mixing system

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Daamz

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Jan 6, 2006
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Hi all,

Has anyone worked with tank mixing system from Jet Tech (was under USFilters and now under Siemens)? I am trying to determine if it is as good as the Rotamix jet sytem. We currently use Flygt mixers in wash water EQ basins (>0.01% solids), sludge EQ basin (>0.35% solids) and sludge holding tanks (up to 4% solids) in a water treatment plant. However those mixers (propeller type) keep failing every 6 months or so.

Regards

Daamz


 
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Jet-tech are the best of the 3 systems I use in my area. We had similar problems with flyght , as I guess you've had with ragging. We have aone jet tech system fitted in a 20x15m storm tank and it works very very well with as yet breakdowns or trips after a year in service.
 
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