Thank you for joining our recent Aerated Anoxic technology webinar presented by Casey Whittier and George Smith.  Attendees of the live presentation will receive a certificate which can be used to apply for 1 PDH credit hour (10 PDH Credits = 1 CEU). Certificates will be mailed out July 11th, if you don't receive your certificate within two weeks from that date, please contact academy.water@siemens.com.  Also contact her if you would like to attend this webinar in the future.

Watch the Webinar 
Click here to view the webinar. It takes approximately one hour.
You can also review the Power Point presentation without a sound track at your own pace - click here to download and select "read only" to open the presentation.

The Aerated Anoxic process is a well established simultaneous nitrification denitrification technology. The process achieves nutrient and BOD treatment limits using less power and in a smaller footprint when compared to more conventional alternatives. It can be applied in both new plants and retrofits, and can easily resolve high peak and storm flow challenges. Siemens has over 700 installations of this technology.

Siemens’ Aerated Anoxic offering includes three products that fit specific plant needs and capacities: Orbal® System, Vertical Loop Reactor (VLR®) System, and Verticel® System. We also offer SmartBNR™ controls that optimize energy efficiency and plant operation.

Links to product information, case studies, and technical papers can be found to the right.  Brochures and additional case studies are available via the product information links.

Contact Us
Aerated Anoxic technology can be applied for nutrient removal (TN and TP limits), BOD removal only (30/30 effluent), new construction, plant retrofits and upgrades, and high peak and storm flows.  Siemens can help you create a solution that saves energy and space while meeting required effluent standards.

Please Contact
Casey Whittier
Product Manager, Biological Processes
Orbal, VLR, VertiCel, MBBR
E-mail: michael.whittier@siemens.com

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