I filmed how microbubbles are generated.
I recorded a video on how microbubbles are generated in 99.5% anhydrous ethanol. I placed a glass filled with ethanol into an empty tank and generated the bubbles using a nozzle with a flow rate of 420 cc/min. The pressure was about 0.27 MPa. In the first half, the solution was a thick white turbidity, but it became thinner in the second half. It seems that there is a bit of a trick to controlling the generation of microbubbles. Since I was using an electromagnetic pump, I tried to reduce vibrations by using a silicone rubber tube, but it burst during the experiment. The video was recorded after changing to a urethane tube where the pressure was applied. For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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【Summary】 - A glass filled with ethanol was placed in an empty tank, and generation was carried out using a 420cc/min nozzle. - The pressure was approximately 0.27MPa. - The first half was a thick milky appearance, but it became thinner in the second half. - It requires some skill to control the generation of microbubbles. - Since an electromagnetic pump was used, a silicone rubber tube was employed to mitigate vibrations, but it burst during the experiment. - The video was recorded by changing the section under pressure to a urethane tube. For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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Our main business is the design of specialized machine tools for processing automotive parts and similar items. We have been researching microbubbles since 2000. In 2006, we developed a loop flow microbubble generation nozzle. We applied for a patent, which was published in May 2008. Since spring 2008, we have been supplying a special type to a company that sells ozone microbubble shower devices. General sales began in 2009.
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