How Pulsair Works

Pulsair™ utilises the simplicity of bubble mixing by sequentially injecting compressed air (or any inert gas)  to generate momentum within the contents of the vessel.

PulsairBubbleDiagram

 

As shown in the diagram on the left:

  1. Pulses of air (or gas) are, in this case, released beneath round, flat accumulator plates fastened close to the tank bottom.

  2. Large, flat bubbles are formed immediately above the plates and rise to the surface.

  3. As the bubble rises it pulls the liquid from below up behind it, pushing the liquid above to the surface.

  4. As the bubble breaks the surface, the liquid is pushed sideways and dragged downwards, creating a convection current in the vessel.
Note: Larger diameter tanks require additional injection points.

 

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