Micro Nano Bubbles for CIP process 2

CIP (Cleaning in Process) of RO (Reverse Osmosis) Membranes using Micro Nano Bubbles to reduce Membrane Fouling and longer Membrane Life – Non Chemical Method of Membrane Fouling Removal & RO Membrane CIP

By NANOBBLE

Concentration polarization (CP) is a major operational challenge for reverse osmosis (RO) desalination because it results in decreased permeate flux and increased transmembrane pressure (TMP). In this study, lab-scale and pilot-scale cross-flow filtration experiments were performed to evaluate the impact of air micro-nano bubbles (MNBs) on permeate flux, TMP and solute rejection. Results indicated that…

sustainable textile using micro nano bubble technology

Sustainable textile finishing using ozone and micro nano bubble technologies

By NANOBBLE

The textile finishing industry gives fabrics and garments their final appearance and properties. It employs traditional processes that are not environmentally friendly. These industrial activities have some environmental consequences, mainly related to the massive consumption of chemicals and intensive use of water and energy resources, waste-water treatments required, etc. Processes like desizing, bleaching, washing (roll-to-roll…

Micro Nano bubbles in Rice Farming

Micro Nano Bubble Technology for Agriculture using Rice Farming as Example

By NANOBBLE

When the REO laboratory (Matsushima City) applied the technology of supermicrobubble “Nanobubble” to rice farming, The experiment was successful. It was proven that the growth of the rice plant was also active and act as a strong assistant to organic farming. This laboratory is advancing the research that applies the nanobubble to agriculture, aquaculture, and…

Curing Corona Virus by Ozone Micro Nano Bubbles

Possibility of Using ozone micro nano bubbles, ozone therapy & routine daily activities to cure and protect against corona virus infection

By NANOBBLE

Corona Virus or 2019 Novel Coronavirus is tragedy as it is spreading globally now beyond Chinese borders.   Introduction – (Ref – WHO – https://www.who.int/health-topics/coronavirus) Coronaviruses (CoV) are a large family of viruses that cause illness ranging from the common cold to more severe diseases such as Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS-CoV) and Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS-CoV). A…