Whitewater Series Aerobic Wastewater Treatment Units
The Whitewater® Aerobic Treatment System has been tested under NSF/ANSI 40 and met and exceeded Class I requirements with an average effluent quality of 6 mg/L BOD5 and 7 mg/L TSS.
Whitewater DF Series Aerobic Treatment Units are sold, installed and serviced by certified distributors who are fully trained to provide all necessary components and to ensure professional installation.
Find a Distributor › Contact an Expert › Manuals, Guides & CAD Details ›Whitewater Aerobic Treatment Units are available in the DF Series fabricated in a solid fiberglass tank with fiberglass cover or CA Series fabricated in a concrete tank with concrete cover. Refer to the chart below for available sizes. Please note that Whitewater Modular Systems are available where larger wastewater flow requirements are specified.
Whitewater DF and CA Series Technical Data
| Model | GPD | Diameter | Height | Electrical | Inlet/Outlet |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DF50FF/CA | 500 | 6' | 5' | 115v | 4" |
| DF60FF/CA | 600 | 6'3" | 5'9" | 115v | 4" |
| DF75FF/CA | 750 | 6'9" | 6'2" | 115v | 4" |
| DF100AFF/CA | 1000 | 8' | 6' | 115v | 4" |
| DF150FF/CA | 1500 | 8' | 8'6" | 115v | 4" |
How Whitewater Series Units Work:
Oxygen is pumped into the system allowing the bacteria thrive and grow in much greater numbers than would occur naturally. This “overpopulation” of bacteria speeds the process of breaking down the sewage, making it safe for release into the environment, and is defined as the aerobic treatment process.
This process occurs entirely within the self-contained Whitewater Aerobic Treatment Unit which is comprised of an outer mixing tank and a cone-shaped settling chamber. Raw unsettled wastewater enters directly into the mixing tank where mixing occurs through an open air distribution system.
The mixed liquid then enters the settling chamber from the bottom. The settling chamber maintains a quiet condition which allows solids to settle down and re-enter the mixing chamber for more processing. The liquid is hydraulically displaced upward and is discharged as clear, odorless treated effluent which meets or exceeds permit requirement.
Benefits:
- Industry proven solution with NSF/ANSI 40 certification
- Robust design accounts for minor settling in difficult soils
- Flexible and easy installations in OEM or 3rd party tanks
- With no mechanical parts internal to the unit, the Whitewater is easy to maintain
- Low life cycle costs resulting from energy efficient design