The Best
Nanobubble Technology
in the World.
G-CAV Series
The G-CAV is unique for its patented multi-chamber, flow-through design with no moving parts. Scalable and easy to install, the G-CAV Series excels at what it needs to, whether it’s homogenizing liquids, infusing gases in nanobubble form, or treating wastewater. Minimum maintenance or installation is required to implement a G-CAV into your system with its design that allows for easy retrofitting into an existing pipeline.
Scalable
There is a G-CAV model manufactured for almost any operation size. No matter your needs, the G-CAV can be retrofitted into existing infrastructure.
Effective
The revolutionary multi-chamber design of the G-CAV allows it to create nano-sized bubbles in a single pass.
Flow-Through
Maintenance is minimal with a flow-through design that virtually eliminates blockage potential. No moving parts ensures both simplicity and reliability.
Efficient
Zero power requirements allow you to improve your operations without increasing power consumption and associated costs.
Instantly Infused
Our speciality is the ability to instantly infuse gas into water at scale.
Water from a source is sent through the G-CAV hydrodynamic cavitation device via a pump. A gas (Oxygen, Hydrogen, etc.) is then added. The mixture of water and gas is instantly infused as it passes through the cavitation device where nanobubbles are created and then distributed to where required.
Immense Global Potential
- Groundbreaking new technology coupled to existing technology and infrastructure
- Simple to install and run
- Addressing many globally significant challenges
- Completely scalable
- Highly valuable across multiple industries
- Environmentally beneficial
- Can run from green energy sources
What Are Nanobubbles?
Nanobubbles are minuscule gas-filled spheres present in a liquid medium. Their size usually ranges from 50 to 500 nanometers in diameter, making them about 1000 smaller than the width of a human hair and about 2,500 times smaller than a single grain of salt. Nanobubbles are invisible to the naked eye.
Macrobubbles
>1mm
Normal size
Microbubbles
1mm – 1um
Small but visible
Nanobubbles
<900nm
Invisible to the naked eye
Our Nanobubble Technology
A laser is shown in this image for reference as you cannot otherwise see nanobubbles with the naked eye. The nanobubbles reflect the light of the laser and make it possible to see that they are there.
Nanobubble Properties
Our technology is shown to easily reach 200% saturation of dissolved oxygen from 50% in a single pass (refer to graph). This is possible due to the efficiency of infusion we achieve in the <10nm range.
- Nanobubbles have an incredibly high gas transfer potential due to their size & increased surface area.
- They do not rise to the surface the way macro and microbubbles do, and evenly spread themselves.
- A “reserve” of nanobubbles is created when no more oxygen can dissolve into the water. This reserve makes DO levels more stable and allows for longer periods between infusion.
Industry Applications
The potential for the G-CAV in various industries is endless. Its unique capabilities make it an ideal solution for a wide range of applications, including mixing and clarification of beverages, aeration of aquaculture systems, hydroxygen infusion into agriculture and watering systems, refining of biofuels, and more. We are committed to providing our partners with personalized solutions that are tailored to meet their specific needs and help them stay ahead of the competition. With the G-CAV, you can be sure that you are investing in a product from a nanobubble technology manufacturer that will help you achieve your goals and drive your business forward.
FAQ
A nanobubble is an ultra-fine bubble, typically less than 200 nanometres in diameter, that remains suspended in liquid due to its extremely small size. Unlike larger bubbles, nanobubbles have unique properties, including a high surface area-to-volume ratio, stability, and the ability to stay in liquid for an extended period. They are used in various applications, from water treatment to enhancing industrial processes.
Nanobubbles solve several problems across different industries. They enhance oxygen delivery in water, making them valuable for aquaculture and agriculture. In water treatment, they help remove contaminants and improve water quality. Nanobubbles also improve cleaning efficiency in industrial processes and can be used in various applications, including oil and gas production, concrete strength improvement, CO2 reduction, and cooling tower efficiency. Their ability to remain stable in liquids for long periods makes them effective in applications where sustained action is required.
Nanobubbles can last for days, or weeks, in a liquid, depending on the environmental conditions and the medium they are in. Their small size and the negative charge on their surface help them resist coalescence, allowing them to remain suspended in liquids for much longer than larger bubbles.
Nanobubbles improve water quality by enhancing the oxygenation of water, which supports the breakdown of organic matter and promotes the growth of beneficial aerobic bacteria. They also assist in the removal of contaminants like heavy metals, oils, and other pollutants by increasing the efficiency of oxidation processes. Nanobubbles can also help reduce biofilm and algae growth, leading to cleaner and healthier water.
The primary difference between nanobubbles and microbubbles is their size. Nanobubbles are typically less than 200 nanometres in diameter, while microbubbles are larger, usually ranging from 1 to 100 micrometres. Nanobubbles have a longer lifespan and greater stability in liquid due to their small size and negative charge, while microbubbles rise to the surface more quickly and burst.
Find out more about the benefits for each industry:
– Agriculture
– Aquaculture
– Horticulture
– Hydroponics
– Wastewater
– Lakes, Rivers and Reservoirs
– Oil & Gas
– Concrete & COâ‚‚
– Cooling Towers
– Aquaculture
Nanobubbles enhance oxygen transfer by providing a large surface area relative to their volume, allowing for more efficient oxygen dissolution in water. Their small size enables them to stay suspended in water longer, maximising the contact time with the surrounding liquid and ensuring better oxygen distribution throughout the water column.
Nanobubbles assist in removing pollutants from water through enhanced oxidation and flotation processes. Their small size and large surface area increase the efficiency of chemical reactions, helping to break down and oxidise organic and inorganic contaminants. Additionally, nanobubbles can attach to pollutants, making it easier to separate them from the water through flotation.
Nanobubbles improve the efficiency of chemical reactions by providing a larger surface area for gas-liquid interactions. This increased surface area facilitates faster and more complete reactions, reducing the amount of time and energy required for chemical processes. Nanobubbles can also enhance the effectiveness of catalysts, leading to higher yields and better process efficiency.
Nanobubbles assist in removing pollutants from water through enhanced oxidation and flotation processes. Their small size and large surface area increase the efficiency of chemical reactions, helping to break down and oxidise organic and inorganic contaminants. Additionally, nanobubbles can attach to pollutants, making it easier to separate them from the water through flotation.