Nanobubbles resource guide

Improve wastewater treatment performance with practical resources that explain how nanobubble technology enhances clarification, strengthens biological treatment, and addresses common challenges caused by surfactants, oils, greases, and quaternary ammonium compounds (QACs).

Complete the form to receive Xylem's interactive nanobubble resource guide, featuring expert insights, technical resources, demonstration videos, and real-world customer results from municipal and industrial wastewater applications. Whether you're evaluating nanobubbles for a new project or optimizing an existing treatment system, this guide brings together the information you need in one convenient location.

How are nanobubbles used in wastewater treatment?

Nanobubbles are gas bubbles approximately 2,500 times smaller than a grain of salt. Because they remain suspended in water, they improve gas transfer and promote physical, chemical, and biological reactions that enhance wastewater treatment performance. As an effective pretreatment technology, nanobubbles improve solids separation, reduce the impacts of surfactants, oils, greases, and quaternary ammonium compounds, and support more stable downstream biological processes.

As treatment objectives become more demanding, utilities and industrial facilities are looking for solutions that improve efficiency, reduce chemical use, and maximize existing infrastructure. This guide combines foundational knowledge with proven applications to help you evaluate whether nanobubble technology is the right fit for your operation.

Inside the guide you'll find:

• Nanobubble technology demonstration video
• Technical paper explaining how nanobubbles work
• Frequently asked questions
• Customer case studies with measurable results
• Customer testimonial video