WASTEWATER EVAPORATION SYSTEM

The Wastewater Evaporation System operates on the principle of controlled evaporation by heating wastewater to vaporize its water content. Following the process, a concentrated solid residue with significantly reduced volume remains.
This approach enables substantial volume reduction of industrial wastewater, particularly those with high pollutant concentrations, allowing disposal and management challenges to be addressed directly at the source.

Operating Principle
Wastewater is fed into an evaporation boiler equipped with internal coils and heated under vacuum conditions by a burner system.
Even at relatively low temperatures, water vapor is generated and continuously extracted from the chamber by an industrial fan.
After the evaporation process, the concentrated residue remaining in the boiler is periodically removed and disposed of in compliance with applicable environmental regulations.

Technical Advantages

• Up to 80–95% reduction in waste volume
• Fully removable lid, conical bottom design for easy cleaning
• Energy-efficient operation under vacuum at low temperatures
• Production of condensate water suitable for reuse
• Automatic control system for safe operation
• Requires gas exhaust and vapor stack
• No chemical consumption
• Low energy consumption (1.9 kW)
• Capacity: up to 10 m³/day
• Operates on natural gas
• Thermal insulation provided
• On/off operational capability
• CE certified

Application Areas

• Metal plating and surface treatment facilities
• Production processes generating hazardous wastewater
• Paint and coating plants
• Textile industry
• RO concentrate waste streams

System capacity and design are customized based on wastewater characteristics and specific process requirements.
Not suitable for use with flammable waste streams.