In treatment plants, reducers are used to control and optimize the functions of different machines and equipment. Wastewater treatment processes in these plants include several application areas where reducers are commonly used:

Pump Stations: Pump stations are used to transport and process water in treatment facilities. Reducers control the operating speed and torque of these pumps, thus transporting and processing water at different levels.

Mixers and Sludge Transfer Equipment: Water and sludge mixing is important in treatment plants. Reducers ensure homogeneous mixing of the sludge by regulating the rotation speed of the mixers.

Ventilation Systems: Some treatment plants have ventilation systems. These systems ensure that wastewater is enriched with oxygen and microorganisms work effectively. Reducers control the speed and airflow of ventilation systems.

Spare Parts and Filtering Equipment: Spare parts and filtering equipment used in some treatment plants work with reducers to clean and process wastewater.

Reducers have a critical role in treatment plants to increase efficiency and streamline processes. The reducers used in these plants must generally withstand harsh conditions and last for a long time, because treatment plants operate continuously. Additionally, these reducers must be maintained regularly to ensure that operations continue uninterrupted and reliably.