Thanks to the partnership with Valiant Entech Private Ltd., River Cleaning integrates Nano Bubbles technology to improve water quality through an advanced oxygenation and oxidation process.
This innovative solution uses nanobubbles to target dissolved pollutants and chemical contaminants in waterways, which are often difficult to treat using physical interception systems alone.
Integrated with River Cleaning barriers, Nano Bubbles technology complements solid waste removal with active water treatment, providing a more complete and effective solution for waterway management and restoration.
The system is based on R.E.G.A.L. technology (Radical Enhancement using Gas Assisted Liquid Dispersion), which combines three key elements to optimize water treatment processes.
Nanobubbles are extremely small and stable gas microbubbles capable of remaining suspended in water for long periods. Thanks to their size and stability, they enable highly efficient gas transfer (over 90%), significantly improving oxygenation processes compared to traditional systems.
Ultrasound activates the system by inducing the controlled implosion of nanobubbles, generating energy and increasing the interaction between gas and liquid.
This process intensifies chemical reactions and improves the overall performance of the treatment system.
The implosion of nanobubbles generates highly reactive free radicals capable of oxidizing pollutants and contaminants present in the water.
This enables effective treatment even in the presence of compounds that are difficult to remove using conventional technologies.
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Nano Bubbles technology can be integrated with River Cleaning solutions to provide a more complete approach to waterway management. Combined with barriers and interception systems, it enables intervention on both solid waste and the chemical-physical properties of water, offering a comprehensive and modular solution.
Contact us to evaluate how Nano Bubbles technology can be integrated into your waterway or facility management system.