Aeration/agitation device Underwater ejector
Pearl PLUS ONE
The underwater ejector device developed by our company was originally developed for the purpose of dissolving oxygen into carp culture ponds.
Currently, our equipment is used in aquariums, fishing ponds, hydroponic and hydroponic farms, factory wastewater treatment facilities, and purification of rivers, lakes, and marshes.
In both cases, if there is plenty of oxygen, aerobic microorganisms will be very active and the purification of sludge will be promoted.
In the summer, crops that become henna due to lack of oxygen grow very well. The unpleasant smell of wastewater from pig farms will also disappear. This is because the type of microorganisms living in water changes depending on oxygen (anaerobic → aerobic).
A common method for introducing oxygen into water is to pump air into the water (aeration method).
If you think of a goldfish tank, you can probably imagine it, but you can see lots of bubbles and it gives a sense of security to your eyes.
However, if you think about it carefully, you will realize that the bubbles are proof that the liquid has not melted.
Most of the injected air becomes bubbles and returns to the atmosphere.
In contrast, our aeration equipment was born from the idea of “applying pressure and passing oxygen through water.”
This device has higher solubility than normal
Air curtain with photocatalyst spraying function
Air Wave AIR WAVE
For the first time in the world…
This is an environmental protection device with a photocatalyst dispersion function added to the air curtain (patent pending).
AIR WEVE’s photocatalyst is suitable for disinfecting and deodorizing.
Our photocatalyst is a nanotechnology catalyst made from a composite of apatite and titanium dioxide using the world’s most advanced technology, and is an innovative environmental purification material.
By allowing a specially treated nanotech liquid to act on titanium dioxide, the liquid itself acts as a light source, making it a photocatalyst that requires almost no light.