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• 50’SuperCritical water(SCW) & Others: Effect Accepted & Disputed by Western Mainstream(WM) • ■ 50’SuperCritical water(also SubCritical Water, & Hydrolysis, also called Hydrothermal Liquefaction etc), (also see 9’SuperCritical Water): (see next pages ♛on SubCritical, HydroThermal Carbonization(HTC), Hydrolysis, Steam Plasma), high pressure with temperature above boiling point state of water, above 374°C/ 221bar-22.1Mpa- 3250psi[221times ambient pressure]: WM Accepted effect: J2(Emulsion): advanced emulsion or/& salt crystallization: SuperCritical Hypothermal Synthesis/Hydrothermal Polymerization: eg Synthesizing Organic-Inorganic Nanoparticle production(Itec-es jp, Promethean Particles+), or Gemstone/Quartz crystallization from SiO2 reacting with NaOH, Na2CO3 etc is mainstream process in this specific application(Tairus, Tokyo Denpa, Silmaco+), but rare in other types. Instant nano emulsion( 株式会社 AKICO+) • K2(Energy generation): depolymerization of most trash/wastewater sludge to produce fuel, hydrocarbon made has much less emission prone SOx or NOx contained, Also soon competitive H2 production from wet trash: L2(biofuel/oil extraction/ waste to energy/charcoal with no emission),(AltacaEnerji, Biomass Technology Group BV, Earth Wind & Fire Technologies, Concord Blue+), Enhanced Oil Recovery(JOGMEC+), Rare pretreatment for Anaerobic Digestion(Renmatix), O2(extremely effective Advanced Oxidation Process), 250
• 50’SuperCritical water(SCW) & Others: cont'd 2, SCW only 2 • —>> cont: WM Accepted effect: W2(remove oil, salt, deoxidizing cooking[when it comes out automatically becomes oxygen depriving superheated steam to atmospheric environment]), B3(soil-sand oil extraction/separation), I3(metal cleaning/ metal-mineral recovery from trash): also phosphorus recovery from waste water(Feralco Aqua Reci, AVA-CO2, SCFI - Aqua Critox+), J3(efficient power production at turbine): Supercritical Water Cooled Reactor (SCWR): Use of Ultra-SuperCritical water/ steam(593°C, 240bar, but Advanced USC pilot run is well over 700°C) for power station turbine application, usually mega scale:)(Mitsubishi Hvy, Hitachi, Toshiba, Babcock & Wilcox, IHI jp, Doosan Heavy, Alstom, Foster Wheeler +) • Occasionally claimed effects: M3(cutting or boring holes), Q3([low temp subcritical water only]: hot water herbicide), • Weaker effect: M2(Desalinate): effect can be lower cost only in special situations like zero liquid discharge requirement situation: only academic reporting & tests(AGJ van der Ham+), U2(increase energy effectiveness), comparatively with other effects only slight improvement - see “J3”. linkedin.com/in/newnatureparadigm - Ben Rusuisiak: Specialty Cleantech Research, Vancouver, Canada 251
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ABSTRACT: This presentation covers
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• QUALIFICATION OF INFORMATION
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• 66 Under utilized Water Technol
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• 66 Under utilized Water Technol
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• 1‘Crystallization: continued
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• 2’Pulsed Power : Effect Accep
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• 3’KDF: Effect mix of Accepted
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• 5’Natural Acid: Effect mix of
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• 5’Natural Acid: continued 3
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• 6‘Ozone: Effect mix of Accept
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• 6‘Ozone: continued 3 • -->c
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• 6‘Ozone: continued 5 • Gene
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• 7‘UV UltraViolet ray: Effect
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• 7‘UV: continued3 • -->>:var
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• 8‘Aeration, Aerobic Bacteria,
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• 9’SuperCritical Water: Effect
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• 9’SuperCritical Water: contin
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• 10‘Sonic, Its Cavitation, Aco
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• 10‘Ultrasonic, Sonic Cavitati
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• 10‘Ultrasonic, Sonic Cavitati
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• 11’Hydrodynamic cavitation: E
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• 11’Hydrodynamic cavitation: c
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• 12’Spiral Vortex/flowform: co
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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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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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• 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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• END OF PRESENTATION • Next 13
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First tech effect comparison 1-1 1
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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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