There are significant differences in planning and functionality between push flow aerators and submersible aerators.

The planning feature of the push flow aerator is to have a push flow aeration device, which pushes out the water flow in the aeration device at a standard speed through a microporous aeration tube set in the aeration device, forming a bidirectional activity of water flow and water film, increasing oxygen dissolution and promoting water flow circulation. This type of aerator is suitable for various industrial wastewater treatment, livestock slaughterhouses, fish ponds, and other places that require oxygenation and water circulation. It can improve water quality, remove odors, and has significant protective benefits.

A submersible aerator is a device that immerses aeration equipment into water. It is driven by a submersible motor to rotate the propeller blades, generating many fine bubbles that dissolve oxygen in the water, facilitating water circulation and oxygen transfer in wastewater. This type of aerator is suitable for shallow water areas with a depth of 2-3 meters, such as rivers, lakes, swimming pools, etc. It has the advantages of oxygenation, low noise, and long service life.

Overall, push flow aerators are more suitable for places that require greater push flow force and wider water areas, while submersible aerators are more suitable for shallow water areas, especially those that require oxygenation and are conducive to water circulation. Choosing appropriate equipment based on practical needs is necessary to achieve good results.

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