Nano Infusion Technologies has partnered with the City of Northglenn to improve water quality at Webster Lake. This pilot project is focused on managing algae growth using Aquaritin, a natural, safe, and environmentally friendly treatment. Aquaritin is safe for people, pets, wildlife, and the planet.
This innovative product promotes the growth of diatoms, microscopic algae that play a crucial role in oxygen production, responsible for generating over 30% of the Earth’s oxygen. By promoting diatom growth, Aquaritin naturally competes with harmful algae, particularly blue-green algae, which can form toxic blooms and harm water quality.
By leveraging nanobubble technology and real-time water monitoring, this collaboration aims to create a healthier aquatic ecosystem, enhancing both environmental and community benefits. The use of Aqua Real Time Monitoring Buoys ensures accurate and ongoing data collection, enabling proactive water quality management throughout the project.
This initiative is part of Northglenn’s commitment to environmental sustainability and maintaining the beauty and health of local water bodies.
How Aquaritin is Applied:
The Aquaritin solution is evenly sprayed over the water surface using specialized equipment. This ensures a uniform distribution, allowing the natural product to begin working efficiently by boosting diatom growth throughout the water body.
(Image: Spraying Aquaritin over Webster Lake)
How Aqua Real Time Monitoring Buoys Help the Project:
The Aqua Real Time Monitoring Buoys are deployed at strategic points around Webster Lake. These buoys continuously collect data on key water quality parameters such as dissolved oxygen, temperature, and pH levels. The data is transmitted in real time to a cloud-based dashboard, allowing for continuous monitoring and data-driven decision-making throughout the project.
(Image: Aqua Real Time Monitoring Buoy on Webster Lake)