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GridBee® AP500 air-powered mixer offers maintenance-free mixing for wet wells, lift stations and wastewater basins

Non-clog design with no electricity in the water is ideal for mixing all types of liquids in municipal and industrial wastewater treatment plants.DICKINSON, N.D—The GridBee AP500 air-powered mixer, the smallest mixer in the AP Series from Medora Corporation, features a non-clog design with no moving parts and no electricity in the water. In wet wells and lift stations, the GridBee AP500 mixer  helps reduce H2S odors and corrosion as well as grease buildup. It is ideal for mixing almost all types of liquids in municipal and industrial wastewater

Active mixing helps rural utility solve problems from ice buildup and stratification in potable water storage tank

Lyons, Michigan, pop.789, overcomes winter “ice cake” problem without having to raise and lower tank water level, ensuring full-strength water pressure and fire protection flow for residents“Water bodies, like human bodies, require good circulation to function properly” (Hudnell, 2009). Quiescent waters in potable water storage tanks can cause problems such as thermal stratification, biofilms, excessive disinfection byproducts and disinfectant residual loss. Ice formation in distribution-system reservoirs is another challenge for water utilities in northern climates during winters. Thick

Known for “healing waters,” Pagosa Springs restores potable water system with help from SolarBee® mixers

SolarBee® mixers from Medora help reduce the cost of chemically treating the lake and solve thermal stratification problems in the tanks.Pagosa Springs, Colo. – Located in the high desert plateau of southwestern Colorado, Pagosa Springs is famous for its geothermal hot springs, which draw visitors worldwide to soak in the mineral-rich water. The Utes called the sulfur springs “Pah-gosah,” meaning “healing waters.” You might say the town’s potable water system is healed now as well. After first combating blue-green algae in the raw water reservoir and then thermal stratification in the

Solving the blue-green algae problem: Mechanical circulation as a way to win the algae battle

Long-distance circulation helps restore nutrient-rich waters for a healthy aquatic ecosystem by allowing “good” green algae to predominate over harmful algae blooms without the need for chemicals.By Joel Bleth, president Medora Corporation  Harmful blue-green algae blooms  (HABs) in lakes have made headlines this summer throughout the country. HABs can disrupt municipal potable water systems, forcing residents to rely on bottled water, and have closed beaches on many

New GridBee® GS-9 submersible electric mixer from Medora Corporation sized for small tanks and budgets

Positioned on the floor of the tank, the mixer creates a constant flow of water that in effect scrubs the floor and sides of the entire tank, constantly replacing disinfectant and killing bacteria.Dickinson, ND – The new GridBee® GS-9 submersible electric mixer from Medora Corporation, designed for potable water storage tanks up to 1 MG (3 MG in moderate climates) and priced under $5,000, helps smaller municipalities meet potable water quality standards at an affordable cost. Based on the same long-distance mixing technology as SolarBee® solar-powered mixers and larger GridBee electric

Medora Corporation to feature GridBee® series of submersible mixers for potable water tanks at AWWA/ACE’14, Booth #730

Full line of GridBee electric and SolarBee solar machines, developed from patented long-distance flow technology, solve critical water storage problems.Dickinson, N.D. — The GridBee® series of high-flow, submersible mixers from Medora Corporation will be featured at AWWA/ACE’14, the annual conference and exhibition of the American Water Works Association. The conference will be held June 8 to 11 at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center, Boston, Mass. Available in three sizes for tanks from 500KG to 20MG, GridBee GS mixers  are

Mixing is economical solution to ice buildup problem in potable water storage tank

Tank exercising didn’t solve the problem, so Minnesota utility installed GridBee® submersible electric mixers to keep the tank ice-free during the winter and provide uniform water circulation year-round.During the winter months, average daytime highs in Rochester, Minn., hover in the mid-20s (F). Such prolonged cold has taken an annual toll on the town’s above-ground potable water storage tanks. Ice buildup sometimes measured as much as two feet thick inside the larger tanks, chipping away at paint on the interior walls and causing extra maintenance and expense. Searching for a better

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