Brineact services

Each Industrial production plant has a specific wastewater that varies from application to application. There are several technologies in the market that can help you to get value out of your waste product and it is sometimes difficult to define which technology / solution applies to your specific waste.

Natural crystallization of salt is a process that occurs when water containing dissolved salt evaporates, leaving behind solid salt crystals. This often occurs in arid or semi-arid areas where evaporation is higher than precipitation. Table salt or sodium chloride (NaCl) is usually produced by the evaporation of brine in sunny areas; brine is collected from the sea or saltwater lakes. This water contains a variety of salts, with sodium chloride being the predominant salt. This method requires a large space in which water can naturally evaporate and crystals can grow.

Industrial crystallization is a process that uses steam or electrical energy to replicate natural crystallization in a small space. Evaporative crystallizers are by far the most common form of crystallizer. In industrial settings they are used to separate liquids and solids. These are critical machine components for chemical processing because they require only a small amount of energy to produce high-purity products. During this process, the water containing the solute evaporates to the point where the solute becomes supersaturated, causing spontaneous crystal formation. The size, shape and purity of the resulting crystals can be controlled by adjusting parameters such as temperature, solvent composition and evaporation rate. Industrial crystallization is an important technology for separating clean water from inorganic or organic materials and providing solid waste that can be easily disposed or recycled.