Published by Cesario Casalla, Business Unit Manager at Asia Brewery Incorporated
Please assist us on how to produce sparkling water in glass with a much finer bubbles? Thanks.
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Published by Gerhard Offringa, Head
We use microbubble pumps to generate 20 micron bubbles in water using atmospheric air. Please contacte for more information.
Regards
Gerhard Offringa
Www.gowaterman.co.za
Published by Gerhard Offringa, Head
water + soda + citric acid (or vinegar) = sparkling water
Published by Elena Fedorova, The P.P.Shirshov Institute of Oceanology of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Sparkling water in glass making is the introduction of any inert gas (Nitrogen or Helium) in the glass. Porous ceramic rods may be used for the gas injection.
Published by Govindasamy Manickam, GM at Adani Power Ltd.
Have a look at our nano bubble generator, used for the beverage industry. Used in combination with hydrogen bubbles, oxygen bubbles and carbon dioxide. Various units installed of this GaLF machine
Published by Erik van Berkum, Employee at acniti
Hello cesario,
we can introduce any gas including / carbon dioxide or nitrogen and both together using our nanobubble system... Bubble size can be between 1-5 micron....
you can message me with more details like flow rate etc to discuss further.
thanks,
harish
Published by Harish Anantharaman, Director
At least in beer much finer bubbles are achieved by using nitrogen rather than CO2. Whether that would work in water I can't say.
Published by Evan Murdock, University of Wisconsin, Madison - PhD Candidate
Of course you know how to carbonate the water. The bubble size is a function of the concentration, pressure and the viscosity of the water.
Published by Joseph Cotruvo, President at Joseph Cotruvo & Associates, Water , Environment and Public Health
More information is needed but look into ozone treatment.
Published by Marcus Moore
What is the chemical profile of the water?
Published by Manuel Antunes da Silva