Water Intake
Contaminated water enters the NBOT system, where nano-bubbles are dispersed throughout the flow.
Understanding NBOT Technology
How It Works
NBOT harnesses nano-bubble physics to generate hydroxyl radicals — among the most powerful oxidizers in water treatment.
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NBOT in Action
A short overview of how NBOT nano-bubble ozone technology works.
The NBOT Five-Stage Process
A paradigm shift in advanced oxidation powered by patented nano-bubble technology.
Nano-Bubble Ozone Delivery
NBOT infuses ozone into the water as ultra-small, stable nano-bubbles. Each carries an O₃ payload and stays suspended far longer than conventional bubbles, extending ozone contact time.
Contaminant Isolation
Negatively charged nano-bubbles are electrostatically attracted to contaminants such as PFAS, microplastics, bacteria, and organic compounds, surrounding and isolating them.
Radical Oxidation
As the ozone nano-bubbles decompose, they trigger O₃ + H₂O → •OH + O₂, releasing powerful hydroxyl radicals that react immediately with contaminants.
Clean Water Output
The contaminants are destroyed and treated water leaves the system. The only product residual is dissolved oxygen, with no harmful disinfection byproducts.
Why This Matters: The Differentiator
Hydroxyl Radical Power
Hydroxyl radicals are one of the strongest oxidants known to science—over 100,000 times stronger than chlorine, and 2,000× stronger than ozone alone.
Second only to fluorine in oxidative power, hydroxyl radicals exist for fractions of a second, reacting immediately with contaminants.
Precise Generation
NBOT generates hydroxyl radicals precisely at the point of contamination—not in bulk solution. This ensures no oxidation potential is wasted.
Up to 10× longer nano-bubble contact time compared to conventional bubbles, extending ozone contact time.
100,000×
Stronger than chlorine • Zero harmful residuals
What NBOT Treats
Elimination of organic contaminants, plus reduction of PFAS, heavy metals and nutrients.
Organic Contaminants
- Bacteria & pathogens
- Viruses & biofilm
- Algae & harmful algal blooms
- Sewage & organic waste
Chemical Contaminants
- PFAS (forever chemicals)
- Pharmaceuticals & pesticides
- Volatile organic compounds (VOCs)
- Microplastics & nano-contaminants
Nutrients & Heavy Metals
- Nitrogen & phosphorus reduction
- Heavy metals (e.g., arsenic)
- Industrial waste contaminants
- Metals reduction measured in laboratory sample
Treatment Advantages
- No chemical residuals—oxygen only
- No disinfection byproducts
- Prevents bacterial resistance
- No chemical changes to the water
How Hydroxyl Radicals Destroy Contaminants
Destroys Cell Nucleus & DNA
Hydroxyl radicals destroy the nucleus, DNA and protein layer of microorganisms, and this killing mechanism prevents bacterial resistance buildup.
Breaks Molecular Bonds
Destroys the functional groups within organic molecules—carboxylic acids, amines, sulfides, phosphates—completely dismantling contaminant structures.
Leaves Only Oxygen
The only residual byproduct is dissolved oxygen—no chemical footprint and no secondary chemical waste streams.
Residual Treatment Effect
Treatment benefits may continue for approximately 20 days post-application (at 45°C), depending on specific deployment conditions and water chemistry.
NBOT Advantages Overview
Performance
- ✓ 2,000× stronger than ozone
- ✓ Up to 10× longer nano-bubble suspension
- ✓ Localized hydroxyl radical generation
- ✓ Outperforms conventional ozone treatment
- ✓ Eliminates all organic contaminants
Sustainability
- ✓ Zero harmful chemical residuals
- ✓ No disinfection byproducts
- ✓ No secondary waste streams
- ✓ Oxygen-only byproduct
- ✓ Environmentally responsible
From First Call to Ongoing Optimization
The Intelligent Water Lifecycle
One partner. One platform. Complete lifecycle management, with no gaps and no handoffs.
1Discovery
2Engineering Specs
3Right-sizing (Modular)
4Deployment
5Installation
6Monitoring Training
7Analytics
8AI Optimization
9Predictive Maintenance
10Continuous Improvement
11Sustainable Infrastructure
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