WASTE WATER TREATMENT MACHINES

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SBC SIEMENS WATER TECHNOLOGIES CORP. 181 Thorn Hill Road JoAnn Sherman Warrendale PA 15086 waste water treatment machines, namely submerged biological contactors;
SFA ENVIRO SOCIETE FRANCAISE D'ASSAINISSEMENT - SFA 8 rue d'Aboukir 75002 Paris France Waste water treatment machines; water treatment machines; filtering machines intended for wastewater treatment; machines for the disposal of liquid waste; waste water lifting stations; waste water lifting mini-stations; hydraulic turbines; floating fast turbines; turbines for stirring and oxygenating water; pump impellers; suction turbines other than for land vehicles; aerators [machines]; aerators for liquids [machines]; presses; filter presses; spiral pressing devices; pumps, compressors and blowers; vertical turbine pumps; suction pumps; wastewater pumps; sludge pumps; agitators; agitators for circulating fluids;Constructions of metal, namely, scraper bridges, sucker cranes, harrow thickeners, rakes, degassers, degreasers, grit chambers, classifiers, conveyors, compactors, rotary screens, Archimedian screws, mixing machines, floating decanters and vats of metal;Rental of machines; machine installation, maintenance and repair;SOCIETE FRANCAISE D'ASSAINISSEMENT ENVIRO;Water purification installations; waste water treatment installation; apparatus for purifying waste water, namely, fine and medium bubble air diffusers; decanters for water; decanting apparatus for sewage; sewage disposal plants; water mixing apparatus;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. Methods and systems for treating a waste stream in a waste treatment system involve performing a unit process of the waste treatment system by contacting the waste stream with oxyhydrogen-rich gas generated on-site by an oxyhydrogen gas generator that implements water dissociation technology. In a preferred embodiment, the oxyhydrogen gas generator involves applying a pulsed electrical signal to a series of closely-spaced electrodes that are submerged in the waste stream to produce oxyhydrogen-rich gas from a water component of the waste stream. Operation of the oxyhydrogen gas generator in the waste stream may accomplish one or more unit processes for waste treatment, such as conditioning, stabilization, thickening, and dewatering, among others. At least a portion of the oxyhydrogen-rich gas can be conveyed for a second use in the waste treatment system, such as a source of combustible fuel for incineration or power generation, for example.