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What Is the Subcritical Water Integrated System?
The Subcritical Water Integrated System consists of three main components: subcritical water treatment systems, pressurized flotation separation systems, and various fermentation systems.
Our subcritical water treatment systems have a proven track record in processing a wide range of industrial waste and removing hazardous substances.
Compared to other systems, our pressurized flotation separation system can stably and efficiently generate ultra-fine bubbles (nanobubbles) in large quantities. It is also capable of treating hazardous substances, including PFAS, that were difficult to handle with conventional flotation separation. In addition, by using various fermentation systems, it enables the creation of high-value resources such as electricity, hydrogen, and fertilizers.
Subcritical Water Unit
Zero-CO₂ circular waste treatment. When subcritical water is applied to organic matter, it breaks the molecular bonds and generates new molecules. These newly generated compounds are rendered harmless, and many types of industrial waste and organic substances are converted into safe materials through hydrolysis.
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Pressure Flotation
We have developed the world’s only PFAS removal method. The pressurized flotation separation system generates ultra-fine microbubbles to effectively separate and remove high concentrations of PFAS. By utilizing the flotation effect of microbubbles, PFAS can be efficiently recovered, enabling the treatment of large volumes of highly contaminated water that conventional technologies could not handle.
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PFAS-Free Water & Purifier
In tap water and well water across Japan, PFAS levels exceeding 100 times the national standard are being detected. Our company manufactures and sells PFAS-free (*1) natural water and water dispensers equipped with PFAS removal functions. We are committed to protecting the safety and security of water, which is essential for daily life. (*1) Tested by third-party laboratories showing levels below the detection limit.
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