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Title:
MICROBUBBLE GENERATION DEVICE
Document Type and Number:
WIPO Patent Application WO/2019/212028
Kind Code:
A1
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a microbubble generation device which can generate microbubbles with a high microbubble concentration in a liquid and a small bubble diameter. The device is characterized by being provided with: a bubble generator that comprises a tube body having an internal liquid flow path, a liquid inlet for introducing a liquid into the flow path, a gas inlet for introducing a gas into the flow path, and an outlet for discharging a gas-liquid mixture from the flow path; and a gas supply means that has a gas supply port for supplying pressurized gas to the bubble generator. The flow path in the bubble generator extends from the liquid inlet to the outlet in a substantially coaxial line. Multiple reduced-diameter portions, in which the inner diameter is reduced towards the flow direction of the liquid, are provided in the flow path. Gas-liquid mixing units that have an inner diameter larger than the smallest inner diameter in the reduced-diameter portions are provided continuously downstream of the reduced-diameter portions. Near the reduced-diameter portion provided furthest downstream in the flow path, the gas inlet of the bubble generator is provided as multiple through-holes arranged along the circumferential direction of the outer wall of the tube body, and the gas inlet communicates with the gas supply port of the gas supply means.

Inventors:
TAKABAYASHI RYO (JP)
Application Number:
PCT/JP2019/017592
Publication Date:
November 07, 2019
Filing Date:
April 25, 2019
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Assignee:
KOYO AGRICULTURE INC (JP)
International Classes:
B01F5/04; A47K3/28; B01F3/04; B01F5/00
Foreign References:
KR20180036259A2018-04-09
KR20170071933A2017-06-26
JP2011206689A2011-10-20
JP2009082903A2009-04-23
JP2015174055A2015-10-05
Attorney, Agent or Firm:
HORIKOSHI, Somei et al. (JP)
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