Ultrasonic Dispersion [Hielscher Company] Production Consideration Demo Test Dispersion Emulsification Extraction

basic information

This technology, which is distinct from the previously deemed impossible large-scale ultrasonic devices, is a high-power model with a large output. It is a dedicated model developed for mass production, capable of processing large volumes of liquid with an astonishing maximum output of 16,000W (UIP16000). Unlike other products, it does not require cooling of the equipment itself and can operate continuously for 24 hours. Multiple ultrasonic homogenizers can be used in parallel to meet the customer's output needs, and if necessary, it can be scaled up to a maximum of 120,000W (using 12 units of UIP10000).

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Applications/Examples of results

1. Ultrasonic wet dispersion 2. Ultrasonic homogenization 3. Ultrasonic particle surface functionalization 4. Ultrasonic extraction and cell lysis 5. Ultrasonic emulsification 6. Ultrasound for chemical activation 7. Ultrasonic decomposition 8. Ultrasonic particle surface cleaning 1-1 Nanomaterial dispersion 1-2 CNT dispersion 1-3 Graphene oxide 1-4 Reinforced rubber 2-1 Thermoelectric nan powder 2-2 Nanodiamond 2-3 Ultrasonic dyeing 3-1 Mini-emulsion 3-2 Conductive ink 4-1 NOx reduction through emulsification 4-2 Sonochemical desulfurization 4-3 Biodiesel

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  This is an example of a circulation demo test using the industrial device UIP2000hdT (2000W). It is a test to confirm the amount of ultrasonic energy required per unit volume. For instance, after starting the circulation of a 5L sample liquid, samples are taken hourly, and analyses are performed to determine how much time and energy is needed to reach the desired outcome for the 5L solution. There are no complex factors like rotating bodies involved. Based on that data, the size and cost of the equipment for processing 100L, 1000L, etc., will be determined.

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