PARC has developed novel methods for separating, collecting, transporting and concentrating inorganic and organic particulates in water, on surfaces, in gels, and from air.
These methods include novel fluidic structures based on centrifugal forces and advanced electrostatic methods. Devices can be scaled into macro-level systems for such applications as membrane-free filtration of particles and desalination. Current efforts are aimed at scaling up filtration devices to 1000L/min.
Particle Trappers— microfluidics-based TW trappers that can separate and hold particles of varying sizes/types (extends capabilities of PARC's Particle Concentration solutions)
Particle Separators— highly scalable, high-throughput, momentum-based fluidic structures that can continuously separate rapidly flowing particles of different sizes/types