The ADAF system operates by generating micro-bubbles that enhance the flotation and separation of contaminants from wastewater. Unlike traditional systems, our ADAF technology uses high-pressure water mixed with atmospheric air to create micro-bubbles with diameters ranging from 10 to 100 micrometers. These micro-bubbles rise slowly in the water, ensuring maximum contact with pollutants and suspended solids. As they collapse underwater, the micro-bubbles generate hydroxyl radicals that oxidize and neutralize contaminants, making the water cleaner and safer for reuse.

Think of it like this: when you make tea, the tea leaves mix with the water. If you could use tiny bubbles to gather all the leaves and bring them to the top quickly, cleaning up would be a breeze. That’s essentially what our technology does with the contaminants in water. These microbubbles form, attach to particles like dirt and metals, and rise to the top, bringing the pollutants with them.