Schematic diagram of the main structure of the cavitation generator / Cross-sectional view of the tank
Generate fine bubbles with a small amount of air! Effectively dissolve oxygen in wastewater and sludge.
We would like to introduce the outline diagram of the main structure of the "Cavitator" that we handle, as well as the cross-sectional view of the tank. Thanks to new technology, aeration and stirring are performed efficiently, and fresh air is continuously supplied to the tank from a blower installed outside the tank. For more details, please refer to the related links. 【Cavitator Features】 ■ Generates fine bubbles with a small amount of air, effectively dissolving oxygen in wastewater and sludge ■ Convection stirring of wastewater and sludge due to the airlift effect ■ Reduces settled sludge by uniformly stirring the tank (flow velocity at the bottom of the tank is 10 cm/second or more) ■ Transitions anaerobic sludge to aerobic sludge *For more information, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
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Our company has been engaged in the development of products that contribute to environmental improvement and health. For example, our product called "Cavitator" has successfully suppressed the generation of hydrogen sulfide that occurs in building pits. We will continue to create various products that bring significant effects at a low energy cost and contribute to society. Please feel free to contact us if you have any requests.
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