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Electromagnetic Mills
For more than 50 years, Vortex Layer Devices — models AVS-100, AVS-150, AVS-100P, AVS-150K, and other process-intensifying lines — have been manufactured to accelerate physical and chemical processes.
The processes occurring inside an AVS are intensified through mixing and dispersion of components, ultrasonic and electromagnetic effects, cavitation, pressure, and electropolysis. These units can be effectively used across many industries, including: construction, machinery manufacturing, chemicals, agriculture, food production, mining, and pharmaceuticals.
These systems are used for producing multi-component emulsions and suspensions, accelerating the production of fine-grained mixtures, activating dry or water-dispersed materials, improving resin properties, and reducing boiling time.
They also enable complete treatment of industrial wastewater from metals, formaldehyde, heavy metals, arsenic, cyanides, accelerating heat treatment processes, producing protein materials from yeast cells, improving microbiological stability of food products, activating yeast in bakery production, improving raw and finished meat and fish products, and intensifying extraction processes — including production of soups, juices, and pectin.
They also allow the production of suspensions and emulsions with higher microbiological safety in food manufacturing without the use of chemical enhancers, while increasing output.
This type of fuel can be compatible with existing diesel engine technologies, although minor engine modifications may be required. It is also compatible with the current fuel storage and distribution system and provides acceptable energy density.
In recent decades, due to the limitations and depletion of fossil fuel resources, environmental concerns, and the growing importance of energy, extensive research has been conducted in some countries to identify suitable alternative fuels.



: Capacity of Electromagnetic Mills
10 – 20 cubic meters per hour.
- Mixing
- Dispersion
- Emulsification
- Electrolysis
- Cavitation
- Suspension Production