Creating clean water and air from wastewater! Ultrasonic atomization technology [Technical Document]
A case study that reduced wastewater treatment costs by over 8.8 million yen annually! This technology involves irradiating a solution with ultrasound to generate mist, allowing for the separation and concentration of target substances.
This is a technology that irradiates ultrasonic waves into a solution to generate mist, allowing for the separation and concentration of target substances, significantly reducing energy consumption compared to traditional distillation methods that rely on heating for separation and concentration. 【Six Benefits of Ultrasonic Atomization】 ○ Energy-saving & significant reduction in running costs ○ Operates solely on electricity ○ Maintenance can be performed without stopping ○ Cash back for CO2 reductions ○ 24-hour monitoring ○ Starts operating immediately when switched on For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Usage Examples】 ○ Recovery of useful components from food waste → For example, concentration and recovery of aromatic components from citrus fruit peels ○ Concentration and recovery of IPA solution discharged from electronic material factories ○ Recovery of organic solvents from wastewater containing organic solvents ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Purpose】 ○ Use in the alcohol concentration process for biomass alcohol production ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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Nanomist Technologies Co., Ltd. focuses on ultrasonic mist separation technology as its core technology, engaging in research and development, design, and sales related to hot spring water concentration devices, medical solvent recovery devices, and wastewater treatment devices. The ultrasonic mist technology was discovered by the founder of Nanomist Technologies and was first put into practical use in 1999 at a sake brewing company (Honke Matsuura Sake Brewery). In 2011, the first industrial application device was introduced. Many collaborators were involved from the discovery of the phenomenon to its practical application, and it is expected to be utilized even more widely in the future. Our ideal at Nanomist Technologies is to contribute to the fields of separation and deodorization with innovative technologies that have never existed before, using nanomist technology. We aim to continue our efforts so that the invisible mist can support the lives of many people from the unseen aspects of society.
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