Conventional Evaporation Conventional evaporation effeciently and economically evaporates the water portion of process wastewater and completely eliminates your sewer discharge and accountability concerns.

Benefits

Reduce waste hauling costs (less material to haul) Low capital investment Low operating costs Processes multiple waste streams simultaneously Simple to install, operate (pennies per gallon) and maintain Keeps wastewater disposal in-house

How it Works

Conventional evaporation reduces the volume of process wastewater from 90 to 95 percent, prior to being hauled away to a disposal facility.  Here's the process:

The wastewater is placed in reservoirs with capacities of 50 to 200 gallons and heated to 212 degrees Fahrenheit.   Heating boils the water off, reducing it to a "sludge" for disposal.

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