Airo DAF Clarifier

Airo-Dissolved Air Flotation (Airo DAF) is a water treatment system designed to clarify wastewater (or other types of water) by removing suspended materials such as oils and solids. The process works by dissolving air into the water or wastewater under pressure, then releasing it at atmospheric pressure in a flotation tank or basin. As the air is released, it forms tiny bubbles that attach to the suspended particles, causing them to rise to the surface, where they are removed by a skimming device. Dissolved Air Flotation is widely used for treating industrial wastewater from oil refineries, petrochemical and chemical plants, natural gas processing facilities, the dairy and food industries, automobile manufacturing, paper mills, general water treatment plants, and other similar industrial operations. A similar process, known as Induced Gas Flotation (IGF), is also commonly used for wastewater treatment.