Avior Aqua

Nanobubble technology for cleaner lakes, plants and ponds in India

Avior Aqua builds oxygen, ozone and air nanobubble generators for existing water bodies and treatment plants, with little civil work. We publish our pilot data, including its limits.

NanOxy oxygen nanobubble generator: stainless-steel unit on castors with gauges, flow meter and control panel

Bubbles you cannot see, doing work you can measure

A nanobubble is a gas bubble under 200 nanometres across. Ordinary aeration bubbles rise and burst within seconds. Nanobubbles carry a negative surface charge and stay suspended, which gives the gas far longer to dissolve.

  • Under 200 nm. Thousands of times smaller than a fine-bubble diffuser bubble.
  • Higher gas transfer. More surface area and longer residence time mean more gas reaches the water.
  • Oxygen, ozone and air nanobubble generators. One platform, three gas feeds, chosen to suit the treatment goal.

How nanobubbles work, and what they do not do

Size comparison from a human hair at 100,000 nm down to an ultrafine bubble at 100 nm, with fine sand, a grain of salt, dust, a red blood cell and a bacterium in between
How small a nanobubble is next to everyday particles, from a human hair down to an ultrafine bubble.

Grants and awards

  • AMRUT 2.0 Pitch-Pilot-Scale challenge

    One of the winners. Awarded grant funding for pilot-to-scale lake remediation with nanobubble technology.

  • Maharashtra Startup Week 2025 (MSInS)

    One of the winners. Awarded grant funding.

  • Akamai Waterpreneur Studios

    One of the grant recipients.

In the press

Clients and partners

  • Mira Bhayandar Municipal Corporation

    Lake projects

  • Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation

    Sewage treatment trial

  • Mumbai Cricket Association

    Turf irrigation water

  • Willingdon Golf Club

    Pond and turf management

  • Freudenberg NOK, Morinda

    Industrial effluent treatment upgrade

  • Elmentoz Research

  • AM Ozonics

  • Administrative Staff College of India

  • India Sanitation Coalition

  • Maharashtra State Innovation Society (MSInS)

  • AMRUT 2.0

  • Villgro

  • Akamai

Frequently asked questions

Short answers. The detail is on each page.

What is nanobubble technology?

Nanobubble technology puts gas into water as bubbles smaller than 200 nanometres. They stay suspended far longer than ordinary bubbles, so more of the gas dissolves into the water. Read the full explainer.

Which water problems can a nanobubble generator help with?

Low dissolved oxygen, high organic load (BOD and COD) and suspended solids in lakes, sewage and effluent plants, fish ponds and irrigation water. Results depend on the site, so we agree targets after a water assessment.

Do I need to rebuild my plant or pond?

No major civil work is usually needed. Our units run as a side-stream beside an existing tank, pond or lake, or are plumbed into a process tank.

What have you measured so far?

We have published data from a sewage bench trial, a stadium turf pilot and two aquaculture pilots, each with its limitations. Our lake project at Rao Talao is ongoing. See the case studies.

Can I buy a nanobubble generator without a pilot?

Yes, but we recommend a pilot first, because results depend on your water. See our products.

How do I get started?

Send us your site details through the contact form or call +91 96197 06655. An engineer will reply within two working days.

Tell us about your water body or plant

We agree targets after a water assessment, then run a pilot before any scale-up.

Request a site assessment