Developing a microbubble generation nozzle using a sintered metal filter element. Gas piping! Automatic liquid suction → No pump needed! No high-pressure pump needed!
At Sintering.com, we are focusing on micro-bubbling as our top priority and advancing its development. Micro-bubbling does not simply occur by passing through fine pores; rather, if the bubbles only pass through small holes, they do not become microbubbles. On the contrary, this leads to significant pressure loss and a marked decline in performance. Therefore, we are embarking on the development of microbubble generation nozzles using sintered metals, combining this with the metal processing technology that has been the foundation of our company since its inception. Many nozzles currently on the market circulate water (liquid) through piping using pumps, and further high-pressure pumps are employed. This naturally incurs equipment costs and requires installation space. Additionally, piping with water (liquid) increases the risk of leaks, necessitating attention to the surrounding environment. High-pressure pumps can be noisy, and noise control measures may be required in some cases. At Sintering.com, we are developing micro-bubbling based on gas piping and are working on a user-friendly micro-bubbling nozzle that minimizes user equipment by adding an automatic suction function for the solution (liquid) directly to the nozzle, eliminating the need for circulation pumps and high-pressure pumps.
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Sintered Metal Filter and Porous Metal Specialty Site Sintered.com Location: 2-6-6 Kami-Higashi, Hirano-ku, Osaka City, 547-0002 Sintered.com Contact: Toyoshi Kodan Established: November 1980 Capital: 10 million yen TEL: 090-3282-5231 FAX: 06-6794-5524 URL: http://www.shouketsu.com Business Description: Sintered metal filters Silencers Others (projects related to porous metals)
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Products made using the powder metallurgy method (a process of shaping metal powder and sintering it to create metal products) are referred to as "sintered metals." Among these, by specializing in sintered metal filters, which are porous metals, we can offer tailored solutions for various applications. Examples of applications include filters (for filtration and separation), silencers (for noise reduction), fluid rectification, liquid absorption, bubbling, and explosion-proof filters (frame arresters), and we are currently developing more applications. Additionally, over 15 types of materials can undergo sintering treatment. There are many types of porous metals, and not only pore diameter but also pore structure affects performance. Our distinguishing feature is that our sintered metal filters, made from metal powder, are all open-pore/continuous-pore (open porous) porous metals. Other types of porous metals include sintered metal mesh, which is created by stacking metal wire and sintering it while maintaining the precision of the mesh opening and also possessing strength; sponge-like porous metals formed solely from a skeletal structure; porous metals with numerous straight holes that resemble lotus roots; and foamed metals that have countless closed pores/independent pores (closed pore) created by adding a foaming agent to molten metal. Each type of porous metal has its own advantages and disadvantages, making it necessary to select the appropriate porous metal based on the intended application.
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