Industrial-Scale Cavitation Reactor Efficiency

Welcome to the Cavitation Age

Portable, scalable, and easily integrated into existing wastewater treatment systems, the sensor-automated Mitton Cavitation Reactor (MCR) system exploits a nominal amount of kinetic energy to generate a field of cavitation that does the heavy lifting at the microscopic level. From altering chemical bonds and generating hydroxyl radicals to breaking emulsions and separating oils and suspended solids from water, finally harnessing and applying the destructive force of cavitation — just as we harnessed and applied wind, electricity or the atom — represents the dawn of a new industrial era.

Welcome to the Cavitation Age.

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Industrial-Scale Applied Cavitation Reactors

Cavitation is the formation of partial vacuums in liquid by a swiftly moving solid body (such as a propeller) or by high-intensity sound waves. The resultant formation and collapse of micro-bubbles is powerful enough -- and hot enough -- to wear away solid surfaces such as metal or concrete. The proprietary design of the Mitton Cavitation Reactor, generates a cavitation surface that does not come into contact with reactor components, effectively and efficiently tapping this powerful force of nature for industrial use.

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Industrial-Scale Applied Cavitation Reactor