V -Tex microwave beverage cooler

  If your refrigerator does not contain a cool drink, the British company
  Enviro-Cool offers an alternative to quench your thirst.
  This is an inverted microwave capable of quickly cooling a bottle or
  a bobbin previously stored at room temperature.
The first microwave ovens have revolutionized cooking in the late
  1960 Indeed, what could be more comfortable than pressing a button
  and wait a few seconds to warm up a dish? 50 years later,
  cool drink in seconds could become a gesture as
  mundane as warm a cup of coffee. The new technology called
  V-Tex of the Enviro-Cool Company is able to cool a can or
  bottle in less than one minute.
  Cool drinks very quickly already is certainly possible, but this bais-
  sudden temperature is generated near-icing liquid walls,
  while the rest is barely refreshed. For it to be so homo-
  gene, it is necessary to stir the liquid during this operation. for
  Suddenly, we find the same principle with a microwave oven.

The food to be heated is placed on a turntable so that the waves penetrate homogeneously . to
 cool the liquid , we must shake , but please do not shake it, even if only to avoid disaster at
 the opening of a soft drink. Stir the bottle suddenly propels its contents from the open-
 ture , that's the whole secret Enviro -Cool . The bottle is placed in a liquid and carried to mix rotation
 that it contains without shaking . The principle is operated Rankine vortex that forms a
 regular vortex.
 With this system , the cooling of a can or a bottle to consume 80 % less energy
 less than if it had been done conventionally from a refrigerator. It is this search for economy
 energy that allowed the project to obtain financing from the Investment Fund of the Union
 European . The manufacturer has designed a device intended for home use and another more significant size
 for large areas , for example. Such a machine eliminates the need for refrigerated shelves at the point of
 Payment storing drinks at room temperature. One can also imagine an ATM
 refreshments operating on this model. The first trials began in a Dutch supermarket