Dais Analytic starts demonstration of water purification technology in Beijing, China

US based biotechnology firm Dais Analytic has started functioning on a demonstration unit featuring its NanoClear water cleaning system in Beijing, China.

The system features the firm’s Aqualyte-based nanomaterial and engineered process which can ensure ultra-pure clean water at affordable rates.

Demonstration of the unit was made in collaboration with Dais Beijing, which is a strategic partner for the firm responsible for expanding its business in China.

The process is expected to accelerate adoption of the water purification technology in the industrial wastewater market.

Dais Analytic CEO Tim Tangredi said: "Dais has always considered China to be a strong international business partner, as we seek to expand our sales revenue growth by adoption of the demonstrated nanomaterial and process."

Dais Analytic intends to exhibit advantages of the new technology over the popular water cleaning process of reverse osmosis (RO) through the demonstration.

Dais Analytic chief operating officer John Herrin said: "The Dais process produces water from most forms of contaminated water that is significantly cleaner than traditional RO facilities, while requiring less energy to do so.

"The Company believes its technology’s prior results represent a strong indicator for potential success in areas where water re-use needs are high such as in China, other parts of south East Asia, and now California.

"As water re-use gains traction, water challenged areas should be willing to adopt the technology throughout manufacturing, agricultural, and industrial facilities as well as addressing consumer needs with ‘designer water’ tailored to an individual’s needs."

A pilot for the NanoClear technology is already operational at a wastewater facility owned by Pasco County, Florida. Located near to the corporate headquarters of the firm, the plant has delivered over 50,000 gallons of clean water.

Tim Tangredi said: "Our Dais Beijing strategic partners have been fantastic advocates for NanoClear technology, which is increasingly seen throughout the region as a viable solution to improve water qualities for industrial to consumer uses.

"We believe the in-country demonstration unit will assist our partnership to take quick action to break the ‘Water-Energy Nexus’ that has existed for decades to serve growing the population’s energy and water needs."