The Best Futuristic Water Purifying Technologies.

 

" The future belongs to us, because we have taken charge of it. We have the commitment, we have the resourcefulness, and we have the strength of our people to share the dream across world to recycle water "

With only 1% of water available for human consumption, doesn’t it make sense that we should treat our water supply with more respect?

Today most regions across the world need to treat water before using it. Here we are listing 5 futuristic revolutionary water treatment technology, that replaces traditional water treatment method with more advantages.

The 5 water purifying technologies are

  • Photo catalytic water purification
  • Nanotechnology
  • Acoustic nanotubes
  • Aquaporin inside technologies
  • Automatic variable filtration


Photo catalytic water purification Technology :

It has an ability to bind with the Titanium dioxide (TiO2), a photo catalyst that reacts under ultraviolet light and it uses zeolite as an absorbent. This method requires no binder chemicals, because the two particles are bound together by electrostatic force. Panasonic is a pioneer company, who tried this purification method and it is working in most of this institutions across the India.

Panasonic said it is working to minimize the cost and maintenance requirements with water purification system. It removes wide range of organic and inorganic substances, pesticides, crude oil, dyes from the water. This method can be highly used to treat industrial waste water by neutralizing the harmful properties.


Nanotechnology :

 Nanotechnology in water treatment will work in nano scale level, it is more convenient method than the traditional water treatment process. It employs different modules for softening and removing many types of contaminants from water.

This technology is way ahead of old treatment methods, nanotechnology uses different media for filtration including nanoparticles, nanophotocatalysts, nanomembranes and nanoadsorbents. It is cost effective, it can remove whole level of both organic and in organic pollutants.


Acoustic Nanotube Technology :

In future, the acoustic nanotube technology will be the better replacement for the traditional water filters. It is much energy efficient than the traditional water filters. This technology is highly customizable so it is possible to add on additional water filters as per requirement.

The application of this technology will be well suitable to treat large quantities of waste water in utilities such as desalination plants, industries, wastewater treatment, hospitals, municipal water plants etc.


Aquaporin Inside™ Technology :

This technology derives its name from the company that developed it. Reverse Osmosis

process is the forced passage of water through a membrane against the natural osmotic pressure to accomplish separation of ions and water into two parts namely permeate and Concentrate. Virtually it filters everything such as heavy metals, lead, salt, chromium and dissolved solids.


This technology widely used for obtaining clean and healthy drinking water for both domestic and industrial purpose. Aquaporin Inside™ lies in the fact that it is the only company that uses aquaporins for filtration. The membranes made from these are good for both forward osmosis (FO) and reverse osmosis (RO). With this technology it is possible to purify water 50% faster than the conventional technology.


Automatic Variable Filtration (AVF) Technology :

 

This technology is designed to treat huge quantity of water, so it is ideal for municipal water and waste water system, it also has utilities for desalination plant. The efficiency of AVF filtration technology is equal to the efficiency of micro filtration technology. It is more cost effective for operation and maintenance than any other conventional technology we know so far  Visit Us







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