NanoMist Technologies
NanoMist techonologies utilizes nano-meter-size “mist generated by irradiation of MHz ultrasound.
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Established in October 2002, NanoMist Technologies Co., Ltd. is a Japanese firm operating in the industrial machinery sector, specializing in ultrasonic atomization separator technology. The company's core mission originated from advancements in alcohol enrichment techniques used in traditional sake brewing. The founder, President, and CEO, Kazuo Matsuura, leveraged his background as the first son of a sake brewery, coupled with a Ph.D. in Engineering and an MBA, to establish the company. His career began at the Ozeki Research Institute before he launched NanoMist Technologies.
The firm's business model centers on the research, development, design, and sale of specialized machinery. This equipment serves a diverse client base across various industries, including food and beverage processing, alcohol production, fragrance extraction, chemical purification, and environmental management. NanoMist Technologies generates revenue through the sale of its customized machines, which include ultrasonic atomizers, deodorizers, solvent and VOCs recovery machines, and water concentrators.
The company's key offering is its proprietary "ultrasonic atomization technology," which provides a "steamless" method for separating chemical components. This process uses high-frequency ultrasound to generate a nano-meter-sized mist, allowing for the efficient separation, condensation, and purification of various substances from liquids without applying heat or pressure. This method presents a significant advantage over conventional techniques like distillation or evaporation by offering lower energy consumption, reduced operational costs, and a safer working environment. The technology has broad applications, from treating industrial wastewater and desalinating seawater to concentrating food products. A notable application is in Exhaust Gas Recirculation systems for the shipbuilding industry, helping vessels comply with stringent emissions regulations by reducing NOx emissions.
Keywords: ultrasonic atomization, separation technology, industrial machinery, liquid compound separation, steamless purification, food processing equipment, wastewater treatment systems, chemical purification, fragrance extraction, solvent recovery, alcohol enrichment, Kazuo Matsuura, Japanese technology, marine emissions control, NOx reduction, low-energy separation