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=== Ultrawaves === | === Ultrawaves === | ||
{{Infobox provider-ultrasonication|Company=ULTRAWAVES - Water- and Environmental Technologies GmbH|Country=Germany|Webpage=https://ultrawaves.de/en/|Technology name=BIOSONATOR|Power= | {{Infobox provider-ultrasonication|Company=ULTRAWAVES - Water- and Environmental Technologies GmbH|Country=Germany|Webpage=https://ultrawaves.de/en/|Technology name=BIOSONATOR|Power=3000-10000|Frequency=20-1000|Processable volume=20-50|Product=Disintegrated biomass for further processing|Feedstock=Renewable raw materials, maize, green waste, slurry, municipal and industrial wastewater|Capacity=10 to 33 L/min or 0.6 to 2 m3/h biomass suspension}} | ||
ULTRAWAVES GmbH develops and markets innovative high-power ultrasonic systems for water and environmental engineering. Apart from the disintegration of biomass in wastewater treatment and biogas plants, the systems are also used in industrial applications. In 2001 Ultrawaves GmbH was founded as spin-off company from TUH. Our patented high-power ultrasound systems were and are developed on the basis of the wealth of knowledge acquired over many years. Ultrawaves is now the worldwide market leader for ultrasound applications in environmental engineering. | ULTRAWAVES GmbH develops and markets innovative high-power ultrasonic systems for water and environmental engineering. Apart from the disintegration of biomass in wastewater treatment and biogas plants, the systems are also used in industrial applications. In 2001 Ultrawaves GmbH was founded as spin-off company from TUH. Our patented high-power ultrasound systems were and are developed on the basis of the wealth of knowledge acquired over many years. Ultrawaves is now the worldwide market leader for ultrasound applications in environmental engineering. | ||