Pure water treatment method

摘要

The procedure consists of purifying mains water by passing it through a filter of under 10 microns, softening by removing calcium, magnesium and carbonate ions, dechlorination, micro-filtration, reverse osmosis, demineralisation, UV Disinfection and decontamination and final micro-filtration. The purified water, in a container holding at least 100 litres, is then warmed and subjected to ultrasound cavitation to create micro-clusters (dimers, trimers and pentamers), using an antenna with a number of piezoelectric Tonpilz-type transducers, emitting at the water molecule excitation frequency and with an acoustic power sufficient to pass the threshold of cavitation for the volume of water being treated. The antenna is preferably flat, with the transducers spaced along it at regular intervals equivalent to 1 - 1.5 times the wavelength corresponding to the emittted frequency.