Interesting video. Thank you. I have been involved with bubble size measurement and the use of ultra fine bubbles in sewage treatment in the past. The development of international standards for terminology, particularly the third tier for industrial applications is a big step forward in my view and a key step in giving potential end users the confidence to invest.
Published by Matthew Crowhurst, Energy and Water industry Process and Project Professional
Interesting video. Thank you. I have been involved with bubble size measurement and the use of ultra fine bubbles in sewage treatment in the past. The development of international standards for terminology, particularly the third tier for industrial applications is a big step forward in my view and a key step in giving potential end users the confidence to invest.
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Hi Mathew Our lab located in Phoenix has a Malvern Nano Sight 300 which can only detect Ultra Fine bubbles of 1.0 nano meters or less. it is done by lasers. Very cool technology and an expensive machine.
Published by Les Bryan, VP Sales at Gaia Water