“As a near 40-year veteran chemical engineer that has worked with a wide variety of so-called thermal systems in many markets and led process and application groups for Veolia North America in the past and currently using Vacom Systems™ here at Valicor Env. Svc as EVP of Engineering, I can assert that Vacom Systems™ provide significant technical, operational, and commercial value that competitive systems struggle to match. This is due to a practical and highly skilled team that understands the issues that commonly plague conventional Mechanical Vapor Recompression (MVR’s) with respect to thermal efficiency, fouling, scaling, and long-term operability. I have not found a better team with a better approach to the market backed by a skillset that is responsive, humble, and eager to support the customer.”
“After years of working together, CleanBay remains committed to the utilization of Vacom technologies to address our unique water recovery and concentrated brine applications. Vacom’s industrial scale experiences worldwide and recent success at Nephron Nitrile continue to provide CleanBay and our investors with the confidence that the Vacom solution is the best current solution for thermal concentration of complicated liquid waste streams. Having completed diligence on a number of alternative MVR systems (Howden, GiG Karasek, RCM Eng, Atlas Copco, Piller, Energy Integration Inc, etc) we believe our decision to work with Vacom is well justified and we look forward to utilizing their technology in our future facilities.”
Optimal Operability and High Reliability – The design of the process is well engineered and differentiates itself from the common operability and reliability issues that are typically seen in falling film and other MVC type evaporator/crystallization systems.
The pilot unit was installed easily by the WRC staff as it required just one electrical connection at 480V power and one small water connection to provide water to the steam boiler.
VACOM’s One-Step™ Evaporator technology provides an effective process that can significantly reduce the typical impurities and high TDS present in Produced Water treatment and is also a system that is a simpler design and operationally superior to other evaporator/crystallizer technologies in this service.
Industrial quality salt production is achievable, which provides a market for salt distribution to other industries.
At the end of the test, the heat exchanger plates were dismantled and inspected. No evidence was seen of solids buildup from scale, precipitated salts or suspended solids.
The design eliminates scaling and fouling tendencies within piping and equipment which is typically a frequent maintenance item, and the complexity of the system does not increase with increased throughput. Therefore, minimal operator intervention is required…
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