High-capacity heat transfer for maximum energy recovery from paper dryer exhaust streams.
Wide operating temperature range covering all paper drying and pulp processing conditions.
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Advanced flue gas water recovery with self-draining condensate management and smart control.
Paper & Pulp
Condensation
EcoRec condensers for dryer exhaust condensation and water reclamation in paper mills.
Purpose-built EcoRec direct contact condensers for the paper and pulp industry. Recover water vapour and latent heat from dryer exhaust stacks — reducing freshwater intake, cutting energy costs, and integrating seamlessly with existing paper machine ventilation systems.
Paper & Pulp
Applications
Select an application to see how EcoRec condensers address your specific water and heat recovery requirements.
Paper machine dryer sections exhaust enormous volumes of hot, moisture-laden air. This exhaust represents the single largest thermal energy loss in paper manufacturing. EcoRec direct contact condensers capture water vapour from dryer exhaust hoods, recovering both clean water and latent heat energy. The recovered resources reduce freshwater intake and offset heating costs across the mill.
High-Capacity Recovery
Up to 5,000 kW heat transfer for large-scale dryer sections
Corrosion Resistant
Stainless steel construction withstands acidic pulp exhaust
Self-Draining Design
Advanced weir system prevents fibre buildup and blockages
Retrofit Compatible
Modular design integrates with existing dryer hood ventilation
Built for
Paper & Pulp
Key advantages of EcoRec condensers for paper mill water and heat recovery.

Water Reclamation
Recover water vapour from dryer exhaust stacks — reclaiming clean water for reuse in stock preparation, showers, and felt conditioning. Significantly reduces freshwater intake and effluent costs.
Heat Recovery
Capture latent heat from dryer exhaust streams. Pre-heat process water, combustion air, or building heating — cutting gas and steam consumption across the mill.
Fibre-Resistant Design
Self-draining condensate management with advanced weir design prevents fibre buildup common in paper mill environments. Optional CIP system automates cleaning cycles.
Smart Control System
Real-time monitoring with VSD-driven extraction fans automatically adjusts recovery rates based on paper machine speed — maximising efficiency across all production conditions.
Compact Footprint
Vertical design minimises floor space in congested machine halls. Modular construction enables phased installation without extended paper machine downtime.
Long Service Life
High-grade stainless steel tubes with optional corrosion-resistant coatings withstand the humid, acidic conditions in paper mill environments for decades of reliable service.
Your Condenser
Pays You Back
Built-in heat recovery captures waste energy from dryer exhaust condensation and redirects it back into the paper mill — cutting steam costs and reducing freshwater intake.
Dryer Exhaust Becomes
Mill Energy.
Paper machine dryer sections exhaust enormous volumes of hot, moisture-laden air. Instead of venting that thermal energy to atmosphere, our EcoRec condensers capture it and redirect it back into the mill — pre-heating process water, warming combustion air, or supplementing steam systems.
Recovered heat raises incoming water temperatures for stock preparation — reducing steam consumption in chest heating and dilution water systems.
Warm incoming combustion air for bark, recovery, or gas boilers — improving thermal efficiency and reducing supplementary fuel consumption.
Generate heated water from waste heat for paper machine shower systems — displacing steam-heated shower water and reducing steam demand.
Low-grade recovered heat feeds into mill building heating — reducing winter heating costs across machine halls, warehouses, and offices.

Paper &
Pulp
FAQs
Common questions about EcoRec condensers for paper and pulp industry water and heat recovery.
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Our engineering team specialises in paper mill condensation. Tell us about your dryer exhaust conditions, water recovery needs, and mill requirements.
- Dryer exhaust condensation
- Water reclamation systems
- Heat recovery integration
- Retrofit installation planning