U.H.P.
ULTRASONIC HYDROGEN PROCESSING
Ultrasonic Hydrogen Processing (UHP) uses specific ultrasound frequencies to optimize the electrolysis process. This revolutionary approach significantly improves the energy yield of hydrogen production and ensures higher gas purity.
TECHNICAL ADVANTAGES
- Efficiency: Reduced energy consumption for electrolysis.
- Purity: Enhanced separation of hydrogen molecules.
- Scalability: Industrial-ready frequency modules.
PROPRIETARY TECHNOLOGIES
ACO-Clean System
ULTRASONIC REGENERATION FOR MEMBRANE FILTERS
An innovative system for the ultrasonic regeneration of PVDF membrane filters, crucial for ultrafiltration and microplastic removal. The technology uses controlled acoustic cavitation to remove mechanical fouling and restore filter performance without aggressive chemicals.
- Dual Frequency: Combined 28 kHz and 40 kHz for distributed cavitation.
- Smart Control: PLC modulation of power, phase, and duty-cycle.
- Eco-Friendly: Eliminates chemical waste from CIP processes.
- TRL: Currently TRL 6-7, targeting TRL 8 validation.
RO Pulse
RESONANT OSMOSIS PULSE SYSTEM
A non-invasive system applying low-frequency ultrasound (20–40 kHz) to sand filters in pre-treatment stages. It facilitates bed regeneration during backwash, stabilizing performance for Reverse Osmosis (RO) units.
- Non-Invasive: External retrofit without contact with process water.
- Sand Filter Efficiency: Disaggregates deposits and biofilm.
- RO Protection: Reduces particulate fouling potential (SDI).
- TRL: Currently TRL 6-7, targeting TRL 8 validation.
CURRENT PARTNERSHIPS
- Tech Lead: T2 S.r.l. (Scientific Direction).
- Technical Partner: Proteo Control Technologies Srl
Sound-based desalination
T2 is in the patenting process for one patent in this field.
Pure Energy · Augusta
A company producing hydrogen plants, part of T2’s development network.
ACO-Clean and RO Pulse: property of T2 S.r.l.