Vortex

Purpose and Area of Use:

The Vortex Cascade, utilizing figure-eight flow-surface technology, is designed to transform stagnant water into high-quality, oxygen-rich, and energy-enhanced water. This system supports the growth and health of soil, pastures, crops, and animals by adding oxygen, balancing pH, and increasing water energy. It's particularly effective in treating smelly, anaerobic effluent, converting it into valuable, sweet-smelling liquid fertilizer that can be rapidly absorbed by pastures.

Water Patterns and Benefits:

This system replicates the dynamic flow of a turbulent mountain stream, efficiently oxygenating and energizing stagnant water. The laminar, rhythmic, and chaotic flow created by the Vortex Cascade enhances water quality, eliminating the need for bubbling machinery and chemicals. The figure-eight flow technology is patented and uniquely powerful, offering ten times the dynamic flow improvement of natural mountain cascades, making it an ideal solution for improving pond and effluent water quality.

Technical Data:

• Dimensions:
  • Width: 90 cm
  • Length: 3 units overlapping 1.55m, 5 units 2.4m
  • Height: 3 units 1.0m, 5 units 1.65m above the top of the receiving water tank
• Flow Rate: 150-300 liters per minute
• Material: Gelcoat fibreglass, steel, and plastics
• Weight: Figure8 units, 5 kg each; stand is easily portable
• Gradient: 66% or 2:3 on slope, or as a vertical stack (vertical stack is easier to freight)
• Foundations: Boxed galvanized steel kitset frame supplied

Applications:

Ideal for treating effluent ponds, oxygenating irrigation ponds, and enhancing water quality in large ponds or farming operations. The Vortex Cascade is particularly useful in transforming smelly anaerobic effluent into a valuable, sweet-smelling liquid fertilizer.

Research and Validation:

Studies by the Foundation for Water (UK) and the Akloma Institute in Sweden have shown that the Vortex Cascade increases dissolved oxygen levels significantly, transforming water quality and supporting healthy aerobic ecosystems. This modern water science is peer-reviewed by quantum physicists and published in the WATER JOURNAL.