Evaporation Systems

The primary application of thermal evaporation is the separation of a solvent from dissolved solids in a solution. This process often involves concentrating brine and recovering high-quality water for beneficial reuse. Evaporation is frequently employed when membrane technologies become impractical at higher concentrations of total dissolved solids. The selection of the evaporator type will primarily depend on the solution's chemical composition in order to prevent scaling on heat transfer surfaces. Additionally, each solution takes into consideration available energy sources, efficiency requirements, and qualitative objectives for the reclaimed water in the process.