The water treatment processes and equipment used today can basically be divided into three groups: water is changed through physical or natural biochemical processes into insoluble and dissolved matter (fifters, osmotic processes, use of natural components, sedimentation, mineral additives, etc) or chemical processes (limescale leaching, water softening, neutralization processes, etc) or a combination of these. The equipment and technology created for our process is close to the first category, with the difference that the water is treated at subatomic, quantum level, which creates the changes at biochemical level that result in higher quality, structurally larger, significantly more efficient and energized water. The technology and equipment are based exclusively on natural – chemical free – bases, reducing the additional load on the environment. It doesn’t cost to operate, it doesn’t require energy, it only uses environmental energy. It can be adapted and integrated into existing water systems, so it doesn’t mean additional costs.
Evowater technology
The equipment can change the water without energy loss. The device is a device for the magnetic treatment of fluids. Its working principle is to change the physical properties of water, thereby providing a better water supply. Increasing the uptake of nutrients dissolved in water and making better use of water resources and energy-saving, environmentally friendly solution. The device is a hungarian innovation, acquired utility model protection in September 2019 and has since been protected by an international patent.
It has been clearly demonstrated in many experiments and tests and has numerous potential uses in the industry:
- irrigation systems (agriculture, greenhouses, livestock)
- water treatment systems
- industrial water treatment drinking water treatment (animal husbandry: decreasing susceptibility to disease, decreasing methane emissions, higher number of eggs in chicken)
- swimming pool water treatment
- raw water recycling
- boiler feed water
- cooling towers
- sequestration of CO2 in seas and oceans through the augmentation of phytoplankton by equipment
- etc.