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• 1‘Crystallization: Effect Accepted by Western Mainstream(WM) as valid • ■ 1‘Crystallization: Crystallizing water dissolved matter to recover certain material as solids, in this section a-Template Assisted Crystallization, b-Fluidized Bed Crystallization are covered(For Freeze Crystallization see section 34'). • a-Template Assisted Crystallization: TAC; This particular naming is branded & used in English speaking nations but other names/no particular names used in other nations. Water treating resin bead media with special surface triggers nucleation pattern of dissolved elements • WM Accepted effect: A(Scale prevention in water pipe) Calcium Carbonate: CaCO3 etc crystallizes in microscopic scale when it passes TAC media so that it remains in water instead of depositing onto the water pipe wall as hard scale formulation. • B(anti-corrosion in water pipe): rarely this claim is made as most companies in this category are focused in core Western Mainstream(WM) market, but it is possible some of TAC media might be triggering additional effects by WM unapproved mechanics such as i-charge creation by ceramic beads hitting each other, or ii-some kind of non-lightphotolytic process or metal ion, iii-some media contains metal, magnet particles, or FarInraRed emitting bioceramic which has same effect etc. Pipe descaling effect seems to be much faster than magnetic or electric field types Might be less effective at heavy solutes contained. Commercialized examples: Watercryst, Nextfiltration, OneFlow + 10
• 1‘Crystallization: continued 2 • b-Fluidized Bed Crystallization(FBC)/Pellet Reactor: Crystallized pellets of various minerals/heavy metal etc are recovered or reused(eg Calcium Carbonate: CaCO3[Calcite] etc) at drinking water or wastewater processing. This method often involves chemical dosage but non-chemical cleantech option exists. • WM Accepted effect: A(Scale prevention in water pipe), By water softening effect combined with resource recovery: fine sand/silica/calcium on a fluidized bed become nucleus for inorganic material to continue crystallizing to pellet size for recovery & utilization, Substantial installation in Netherlands but in most other hardwater countries especially Americas it remains underused or not used at all. Deployed at small to large drinking water treatment facilities(Hydro-Elektrik GmbH, Veolia Actina, Reststoffenunie Waterleidingbedrijven BV, Symphonic water solutions+): cleantech option is non injection of low impact chemical(Caustic soda NaOH, Lime CaOH2) to raise pH for enhanced crystallization. Lime pellets recovered are used for fertilizer/steel/cement/construction industry application. • New calcite nucleus(not sand) pellet growth for higher quality lime for increased return(Waternet nl+), linkedin.com/in/newnatureparadigm - Ben Rusuisiak: Specialty Cleantech Analysis, Vancouver, Canada 11
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Page 3 and 4: ABSTRACT: This presentation covers
Page 5 and 6: • QUALIFICATION OF INFORMATION
Page 7 and 8: • 66 Under utilized Water Technol
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Page 31 and 32: • 8‘Aeration, Aerobic Bacteria,
Page 41 and 42: • 9’SuperCritical Water: Effect
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• 13’Nanobubble: Effect mix of
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• 13’Nanobubble: continued 3
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• 13’Nanobubble: continued 5
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• 14’Photocatalytic water treat
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• 14’Photocatalytic: continued
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• 15’EDI & CDI: Effect mix of A
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• 16-18’General Electrolysis In
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• General Electrolysis Introducti
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• 16’Electrolysis Alkaline wate
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• 16’Electrolysis Alkaline wate
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• 17’Electrolysis Acid water: E
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• 17’Electrolysis Acid water: c
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• 17’Electrolysis Acid water: c
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• 18’Electrolysis Alkaline-Acid
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• 20’Electro phoresis: Effect m
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• 20’Electro phoresis, Electro
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• 21’Fulvic Acid: Effect mix of
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• 22’Nano Material Used Filter:
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• 22’Nano Material Used Filter/
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• 23’Plasma activated water(PAW
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• 24’Electrolytic Metal Alloy +
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• 24’Electrolytic Metal Alloy +
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• 25’Electrostatic treatment: E
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• 25’Electrostatic treatment: c
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• 26’Electric field, EM pulse:
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• 27’Time variant Magnetic Fiel
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• 28’”Catalytic water”, “
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PHASE CHANGE CATALYST TYPE WATER -
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PHASE CHANGE CATALYST TYPE WATER -
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• 29’HHO:& H2: Effect mix of Di
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• 29’HHO: continued 3 • —>>
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• 30’EM:& other Micro-organism
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• 31’Torsion field/Subtle field
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• 32’Scalar wave, Phase conjuga
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• 33’Mineral or BioCeramic/FIR-
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• 34’Vacuum Freezing/Ice Freezi
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• 34’Vacuum Freezing/Ice Freezi
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• 35’Vacuum Flash Vaporization/
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• 36’Water jet: Effect Accepted
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• 37’Water emulsion: continued
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• 38’Pumpable Ice Slurry: Effec
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• 39’Sabatier reaction etc: HO2
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• 40’Electro deposition/Polishi
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• 40’Electro Winning/Electro De
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• 41’Electro Spray: continued 2
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• 42’Electroporation(Cold Plasm
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• 42’Electroporation(Cold Plasm
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• 44’Electro-Hydraulic effect:
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• 44’Electro-Hydraulic effect:
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• 45’Electro Dialysis/Bipolar M
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• 47’Electro Heating: Effect Ac
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• 48’Nitrogen or CO2 infused wa
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• 49’Solar Distillation, Solar
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• 49’Solar Distillation, Water
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• 49’Solar Distillation, Water
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• 50’SuperCritical water(SCW) &
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• 50’Sub-SuperCritical water(SC
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• 51’SuperHeated Steam: continu
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• 51’SuperHeated Steam: continu
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• 52’Degassing/Degassed Pure Wa
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• 53’Biochar/Classic Carbon + U
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• 53’Biochar/Classic Carbon + U
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• 55’Nano Material treated wate
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• 55’Nano Material treated wate
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• 56’NanoFiltration: continued
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• 57’Electric & Magnetic Resona
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• 58’Ionizing projection in air
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• 59’Ferrous Ferric ion/Ferrate
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• 59’Ferrous Ferric ion water/F
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• 60’Vacuum Saturation heating
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• 61’Membrane Distillation/Perv
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• 62’ Mineral, Far InfraRed, Hi
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• 62’ Mineral, Far InfraRed, Hi
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• 63’Other “Anomalous Process
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• 64’Plant Polymer applied to w
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• 65’Rain related Weather Modif
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• 65’Precipitation related Weat
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• 66’Atomospheric Water Generat
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• END OF PRESENTATION • Next 13
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First tech effect comparison 1-1 1
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Second effect comparison 1-1 34 35
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Second effect comparison 1-3 56 57
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Second effect compared 2-2 46 47 48
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Miljövänlig , Låg Kostnad, Mindre Känd Vatten Teknik för Framtiden (Sammanfattning på Svenska) / Environmentally Friendly, Low Cost, Less Well Known Water Technology for The Future

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