CaviPlasma stands out for its ability to tackle micropollutants—substances like cosmetic residues, pesticides, and pharmaceuticals that conventional treatment plants cannot remove. By integrating plasma cleaning with hydrodynamic cavitation, the device processes water at an industrial scale, reaching flow rates between 4,000 and 15,000 liters (1056.7 - 3962.6 Gal) per hour. This innovation not only reduces pollutants significantly but also destroys harmful microorganisms, making it a versatile tool for wastewater treatment plants, hospitals, and even military applications.

Beyond water purification, CaviPlasma produces disinfectant water directly from tap sources, eliminating the need for expensive and hazardous chemical storage. This feature has potential applications for emergency response, environmental management, and public health. Furthermore, early studies suggest that the treated water could benefit human and animal health by boosting immunity, highlighting the device’s transformative potential across multiple domains.

CaviPlasma’s success exemplifies the Czech Republic's dedication to research excellence and market-ready innovation. With its unique capabilities, this technology is poised to make a significant impact worldwide, reflecting the ingenuity and expertise of Czech scientists in addressing global challenges.

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