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Fine Bubble Technology Symposium

The National Mirror Committee (NMC) for ISO/TC 281 Fine bubble technology and Fine Bubble Industries Association Japan (FBIA) are jointly organising the upcoming Fine Bubble Technology Symposium on 30 Aug 2022.

This symposium will be presented by an invited team of who will provide the current status on research, industry applications and standardization. Participants will gain insights on how Fine Bubble Technology would contribute to food security and sustainability, among others.

This symposium intends to provide participants an excellent platform to learn and possibly consider adoption of or participate in be involved with the ongoing international standardisation work in fine bubble technology.

Event details:

Date: 30 Aug 2022 (Tuesday)

Time: 9.00am to 4.15pm (Login from 8.45am onwards via Zoom)

Registration link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYld-6qrTIiEtXGivwlWpek59KLBrQB4no3

Registration fee: Free of charge

Note: Upon registration, you will receive an automated confirmation email from Zoom, containing your unique link to access the Symposium.

Highlights of the programme:

• Fundamentals and development of Fine Bubble Technology
• Standardisation – Platform for promoting emerging technologies
• FB applications – Water treatment
• FB applications – Agro Farming Application
• FB applications – Aqua Farming Application
• A certification service activity for fine bubble technology – An example in Japan
• Corporate presentations – fine bubble generation

Background on ISO/TC281 Fine bubble technology:

ISO/TC 281, of which Singapore is a Participating Member, was established since 2013 to champion and promote the adoption of fine bubble technology by industries through deliberation and publication of a suite of ISO standards covering terminology, measurement and industry applications. It also serves as a platform contributing to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals through adoption of the standards.