Sonic Cavitation

sonic cavitation is a technology that uses mechanical ultrasound and cavitation to treat any type of water, with the yield being 100% pure h2o. on february 12th of this year, and again on march 7th, we took 50°f water feedstock, and in short term converted that to 278°f steam. by adding already existing technology components, such as a “phase separator” and a “condenser”, we separate the solids from the steam, and turn the steam back into water. soncav can desalinate sea water, and treat any kind of wastewater, consider hydraulic fracturing recovered “flowback” water. currently the o&g; industry is faced with two direct expenses related to hydro-frack flowback: disposal of water (into deep well disposal sites), and hauling that water from wells to the disposal sites. these two costs vary wildly: from average per barrel costs of $1 in texas to more than $11 in pennsylvania. soncav water units are profitable at 15¢ / barrel. as our yield is pure h2o (distilled water), we no longer have t