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Ultrasonic Destruction Platform for Remediation of Organic Chemicals

Ultrasonic Destruction Platform for Remediation of Organic Chemicals (Ultrasound Device for Destruction of Organic Chemicals, Tech ID: 20‑010)

Technology Overview: This technology utilizes high‑intensity ultrasonic energy to destruct organic contaminants in water, soils, and industrial waste streams. The system induces cavitation phenomena that generate localized high temperatures and pressures, breaking down complex organic molecules into less harmful byproducts. The platform offers a non‑chemical, scalable approach to environmental remediation and waste treatment.

Industry Pain Point: Many organic contaminants are difficult to degrade using conventional chemical or biological treatment methods.

NJIT Solution: Ultrasonic cavitation enables rapid, chemical‑free destruction of persistent organic pollutants.

Key Features & Advantages

  • Non‑chemical remediation approach
  • Effective against persistent organic compounds
  • Scalable system design
  • Compatible with existing treatment infrastructure

Development Stage: TRL 4–5 – Laboratory and bench‑scale validation completed.

Target Markets

  • Environmental remediation
  • Industrial wastewater treatment
  • Hazardous waste management

Market Opportunity

  • Global environmental remediation market (2026): ~$120B
  • CAGR: ~7–8%
  • Projected market size (2035): ~$210–220B

Commercial & IP Details

Inventors: Jitendra Kewalramani, Jay Meegoda

Patent Information:
Category(s):
Water, Membranes & Environmental Solutions
For Information, Contact:
Ikechukwu Nwabufo
IP Licensing & Marketing Manager
in49@njit.edu
Inventors:
Jitendra Kewalramani
Jay Meegoda
Keywords:
Environmental Remediation
Patent Pending
PFAS
Water Treatment