Top 4 Aerators for Australian Wastewater Lagoons
Efficient aeration is vital for wastewater treatment and needs to meet the demands of a lagoon. For wastewater managers, finding.
- by Water Quality Solutions Team
- Aeration, Algae, Aquatic weeds, Fish, Odour, Sludge
- September 4, 2025
The Science Behind Aeration: Why It’s Essential for Water Health
Have you considered how important aeration is for water health? For a thriving dam, pond, or lake, oxygen has to.
- by Water Quality Solutions Team
- Aeration, Biological treatments, Excess Phosphorus
- September 2, 2025
Murky Water in Dams, Ponds & Lakes: What’s Really Going On (And How to Fix It)
Murky water in dams is enough to make your entire waterbody look unhealthy and it can be very frustrating, even.
- by Water Quality Solutions Team
- Aeration, Stratification, Temperature
- August 4, 2025
How Does Temperature Affect Dam Water Quality?
You probably understand water quality is heavily affected by pollution and nutrients, but temperature also plays a very important role.
- by Water Quality Solutions Team
- Aeration, Stratification, Temperature
- August 4, 2025
Water Stratification Explained: Why It Happens and How to Fix It
All types of dams, ponds, lakes and other waterbodies can experience water stratification. Unfortunately, it can bring about lots of.
- by Water Quality Solutions Team
- Biological treatments, Muddy water
- August 4, 2025
What Causes Muddy or Cloudy Water in Dams and Lakes? And How to Treat It
Have you noticed your once clear, fresh water looking slightly different these days? Unfortunately, this is a very common problem.
- by Water Quality Solutions Team
- Aeration, Algae, Biological treatments, Blue-green algae
- August 3, 2025
How to Get Rid of Blue-Green Algae from a Water Body
Blue-green algae is something that no dam, pond, or lake owner wants to deal with. It can very quickly become.
- by Water Quality Solutions Team
- Aeration, Aquatic weeds, Biological treatments
- August 1, 2025
How to Get Rid of Azolla From a Dam or Lake
A thick, floating mat of green or reddish plants slowly covers the surface of your dam or lake. You might.