The NanoClear process brings clean, affordable water to a world with limited and diminishing fresh water supplies.
Meanwhile, the world's ever-growing population has a strong thirst for clean water. NanoClear offers an affordable, effective solution to this global problem of increasing water demand and diminishing supply. Using the Dais nanotechnology polymer, NanoClear purifies water at the molecular level. This method allows only water molecules to pass through, delivering the cleanest water possible. Because of this new approach, NanoClear can inexpensively treat salt, brackish and wastewater.
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Dais was incorporated in 1999 as a nanotechnology polymer materials and processes company. Located in the Tampa Bay area of Florida, U.S.A, it is an OTC:BB listed company with the ticker "DLYT."
Dais Analytic Corporation provides industry-changing, nanotechnology-based applications for heating & cooling, water treatment, and energy storage. These applications are reshaping traditional notions of energy efficiency, economics, and eco-friendly products by both reducing environmental impact use while lowering costs. The Company has a number of US and foreign patents — and patents pending — on its materials, their composition and processes, and applications.
NanoClear technology addresses key water industry issues that have beset Reverse Osmosis, the leading method of water cleanup today. Membrane fouling, high costs (CAPEX and OPEX), effluent disposal, and removal of toxic elements are all common problems for Reverse Osmosis. However, due to Dais' revolutionary membrane, NanoClear faces none of these issues
NanoClear is in the prototype stage, advancing toward a pilot plant. Based on testing of the materials to date, the NanoClear process offers significant capital and operational costs savings of up to 50% versus Reverse Osmosis with similar output efficiencies.[1]
[1] http://nanowerk.com
Dais Analytic Corporation provides industry-changing, nanotechnology-based applications for heating & cooling, water treatment, and energy storage. These applications are reshaping traditional notions of energy efficiency, economics, and eco-friendly products by both reducing environmental impact use while lowering costs. The Company has a number of US and foreign patents — and patents pending — on its materials, their composition and processes, and applications.
NanoClear technology addresses key water industry issues that have beset Reverse Osmosis, the leading method of water cleanup today. Membrane fouling, high costs (CAPEX and OPEX), effluent disposal, and removal of toxic elements are all common problems for Reverse Osmosis. However, due to Dais' revolutionary membrane, NanoClear faces none of these issues
NanoClear is in the prototype stage, advancing toward a pilot plant. Based on testing of the materials to date, the NanoClear process offers significant capital and operational costs savings of up to 50% versus Reverse Osmosis with similar output efficiencies.[1]
[1] http://nanowerk.com