Экологически Чистые, Низкая Стоимость, Гораздо Менее Известные Воды Технологии Будущего

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• 40’Electro deposition/Polishing: Effect Accepted by Western Mainstream(WM) • ■ 40’ElectroDeposition, ElectroPlating(also pulsed), ElectroCoating, ElectroRefining (Also see sub category in this section ♛ElectroPolishing, ♛ElectroWinning) are types of electrolysis: use electricity to deposit dissolved metal ions in metal form onto target electrode in water, or clean it off electrodes: part of tech in this section is not clean tech- uses toxic electrolyte & emits heavy metal effluent but included in presentation in order to present this type of different water related commercialized effects: • Also this tech is fully deployed mainstream use: T2&H3(Metal rust proofing, less wasted ion deposition, metal recovery, nano laminating): (IMO Oberflächentechnik, Bestgalvanik ru, Niklaus-sa +), Strong paint evenly depositing: (Nihon parkerizing+), or custom processing service:(Гальванических Platings, Sec-ms com +), Yet depends on industries & application, some types are rather underexplored or rarely used: Layered metal production far stronger than regular metal(Modumetal+), same mechanics for bearing production(Mahle gmbh+), also academic level many similar commercialization candidates discussed(Eli Podlaha+), • Unique use of minute low electricity accretion effect based green ocean geoengineering: Depositing Calcium Carbonate(CaCO3)/Magnesium Hydroxide(Mg(OH2)) main mineral around conducting wire for artificial reef creation to prevent seashore line erosion & foster sealife(Biorock Process, GeoCorail, Nippon Corrosion Engineering+). Well endorsed by mainstream but officially not easily available service linkedin.com/in/newnatureparadigm - Ben Rusuisiak: Specialty Cleantech Research, Vancouver, 228
• 40’Electro deposition/Polishing: continued 2 • -->>cont: Part of H3(less wasted ion deposition): Pulsed ElectroPlating/Pulsed Plating/Pulsed ElectroWinning/Pulsed ElectroDeposition: When pulse is applied there is anomalous effectiveness in energy efficiency, metal strengthening, altering crystallization etc(frequency & waveform dependent): Used by specialty companies & majors for specific purposes but often underused outside of semiconductor/PCB(Printed Circuit Board)/ electronics manufacturing(Plating Electronic, MacDermid Enthone, Dynatronix+), Reversed Pulse focus for even wider range of crystallization(Dutch Reverse Pulse Plating+): largest conglomerate types' use are often "company secrets"(General Motors+): Effective at various nanometals/ nanowires manufacturing methods with significant use at least academic level but less often publicly discussed corporate use. Also opposite of deposition use as ♛Electro Polishing/ElectroRefining to uniformly clean off metal surface, polish, & passivate. Reduced surface adhesion. Can improve machine/medical implants parts performance, reduce surface fouling, scale building etc. Far ahead of other methods in detailed metal pattern cleaning, • but same mechanics Plasma Electrolyte Polishing/Electrolyte Plasma Polishing is further far superior: no phosphoric acid, all clean eletrolyte use, several times faster process and much more detailed smooth quality, metal parts can stay below 100°C during process: Being the Russian/ Belarussian tech it is still hardly used outside of ex-soviets & China despite significant machinery industry etc advantage(Plasmacraft Электролитно-плазменная, Plasotec, НПП <strong>Технологии</strong> и Предложения, +) linkedin.com/in/newnatureparadigm - Ben Rusuisiak: Specialty Cleantech Analysis, Vancouver, 229
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Экологически Чисты
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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 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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• 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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• 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, 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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• 25’Electrostatic treatment: E
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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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Экологически Чистые, Низкая Стоимость, Гораздо Менее Известные Воды Технологии Будущего

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