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Diffusaire Ltd.

Diffusaire Ltd.  is developing low-cost and high efficiency aeration systems for the waste water treatment industry. Aeration is a process by which air is dissolved in a liquid. It is widely used to increase the oxygen content of water in waste water treatment plants (WWTP) and fish farms, wherein the oxygen consumption by living organisms is greater than the natural rate of water re-aeration.

Most of the wastewater treatment worldwide is performed by aerobic biological processes. Energy requirements for wastewater treatment have been estimated by the DOE to be up to 1.5% of total US electricity consumption, at an annual cost of about US$ 1.6 billion in the US alone. The high operating cost associated with wastewater treatment even causes some places in the world to discharge untreated wastewater to the environment.

The OTECH technology by Diffusaire is a hybrid system, comprising of diffusing air into pumped liquid. The system enables to double the bubbles retention time in the liquid, thus reducing the power consumption by approximately 50%.

Diffusaire targets the global market of aerobic wastewater treatment, where it will be offering a reduction of up to 50% in aeration system power consumption and capital costs. For retrofitting existing wastewater treatment facilities, Diffusaire shall offer a fast project ROI of less than one year.

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Contact Info:
Mr. Gil Yousfan, CTO
Tel: +972-74-7136666
Fax: +972-4-6709014
Cell: +972-52-8989993
Email: gilyousfan@gmail.com  

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