Nitrogen nanobubbles
Capturing nitrogen
Capturing nitrogen in water with nanobubbles is a much more effective method than flushing water with N2-gas
Flushing with N2 gas
Flushing with N2 gas, flow 1 L/min, generates bubbles that rise rapidly to the surface. This method has limited transfer efficiency.
N2 nanobubble generator
With the nanobubble generator, N2-flow 1 L/min, transfer efficiency is much higher, only a small number of tiny bubbles escape to the surface.
Water deoxygenation
Removal of dissolved oxygen from water is an important process in order to mitigate issues such as corrosion, oxidation of food and pharmaceuticals.
Deoxygenation can be done by injecting inert gasses such as nitrogen into the water. Using a concentration gradient, nitrogen forces the dissolved oxygen into the gas phase which is then vented out from the liquid.
DO-reduction of tapwater with N2-nanobubbles
Deoxygenation of 50L tapwater plotted against circulation time in the nanobubble generator NB 1, N2-flow 1 L/min
Other gases
