- High-speed dewatering and pulverizing turbine for obtaining solid pulverized particles and dissociating water from, e.g. food raw materials, in producing vegetable and fruit powder and flours, in agro-industrial wastes, in final disposition sludge from sanitation industries, and sludge and byproducts from several manufacturing industries such as fishing, livestock, poultry, forestry and mining industry, wherein it consists of the following elements: a) a stator having circular geometry with a duct at one end for the output of the solid pulverized particles and a duct in the bottom part for the input of solid particles to be pulverized; b) a wheel or rotor with vanes or blades, located inside the stator, which contains the following elements: i) two vane fixing and mounting plates of circular shape; ii) a central axis to fit the fixing plates; iii) at least four separating and mounting bars that run parallel to the central axis and attached perpendicularly through one of its ends to the fixing and mounting plates; and iv) at least four vanes or blades that are joined to the central axis and located radially, generally flat, where each vane or blade has a lower inner slot located at the bottom of one of its sides and close to the turbine inlet, which generates a low-frequency signal and higher-frequency harmonics to allow the material and the water particles inside the turbine to be atomized; and c) a central securing assembly for adjusting and securing all the elements that form the wheel or rotor. a) a stator having circular geometry with a duct at one end for the output of the solid pulverized particles and a duct in the bottom part for the input of solid particles to be pulverized; b) a wheel or rotor with vanes or blades, located inside the stator, which contains the following elements: i) two vane fixing and mounting plates of circular shape; ii) a central axis to fit the fixing plates; iii) at least four separating and mounting bars that run parallel to the central axis and attached perpendicularly through one of its ends to the fixing and mounting plates; and iv) at least four vanes or blades that are joined to the central axis and located radially, generally flat, where each vane or blade has a lower inner slot located at the bottom of one of its sides and close to the turbine inlet, which generates a low-frequency signal and higher-frequency harmonics to allow the material and the water particles inside the turbine to be atomized; and i) two vane fixing and mounting plates of circular shape; ii) a central axis to fit the fixing plates; iii) at least four separating and mounting bars that run parallel to the central axis and attached perpendicularly through one of its ends to the fixing and mounting plates; and iv) at least four vanes or blades that are joined to the central axis and located radially, generally flat, where each vane or blade has a lower inner slot located at the bottom of one of its sides and close to the turbine inlet, which generates a low-frequency signal and higher-frequency harmonics to allow the material and the water particles inside the turbine to be atomized; and c) a central securing assembly for adjusting and securing all the elements that form the wheel or rotor.