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[HEAT_RECOVERY]
5,000kW Max

High-capacity heat transfer for maximum energy recovery from thermal treatment exhaust streams.

[OP_TEMP]
70–250°C Range

Wide operating temperature range covering all water treatment thermal process conditions.

[WATER_RECOVERY]
Direct
Contact

Advanced water recovery with self-draining condensate management for effluent reclamation.

CONDENSERS
WATER TREATMENT

Water Treatment
Condensation

EcoRec condensers for effluent water recovery and thermal treatment condensation.

Purpose-built EcoRec direct contact condensers for water treatment facilities. Recover water from thermal treatment processes, capture heat from effluent streams, and optimise resource usage — supporting circular water management and reducing operational costs.

[APPLICATIONS]

Water Treatment
Applications

Select an application to see how EcoRec condensers address your specific water recovery and treatment requirements.

Thermal wastewater treatment processes — evaporation, distillation, and thermal oxidation — release large volumes of clean water vapour to atmosphere. EcoRec direct contact condensers capture this vapour, recovering clean water that can be recycled back into the treatment process or used as a supplementary water source. This creates a closed-loop system that maximises water resource efficiency.

Recovery
Up to 85%
Water vapour capture
Quality
Clean
Reclaimed condensate
Loop
Closed
Circular water system

Corrosion-Resistant Build

Stainless steel withstands aggressive effluent exhaust conditions

Self-Draining Design

Advanced weir system prevents contaminant buildup

Smart Monitoring

Continuous water quality and recovery rate tracking

Modular Retrofit

Integrates with existing thermal treatment infrastructure

[WHY_ECOREC]

Built for
Water Treatment

Key advantages of EcoRec condensers for water treatment facility recovery and optimisation.

EcoRec direct contact condenser for water treatment facility water and heat recovery
EcoRec Series1,500 – 5,000 kW

Effluent Water Recovery

Capture clean water vapour from thermal treatment exhaust — reclaim water for process reuse and create closed-loop systems that maximise resource efficiency.

Heat Recovery

Recover latent heat from treatment exhaust to pre-heat incoming effluent streams — reducing the energy required for thermal treatment cycles and cutting operational costs.

Contaminant Resistance

Stainless steel construction withstands the corrosive and chemically complex conditions present in water treatment facility exhaust streams for extended service life.

Smart Control System

Real-time monitoring of water recovery rates, condensate quality, and energy savings — with automated data logging for environmental compliance and performance reporting.

Reduced Chemical Demand

Recovering clean condensate reduces the volume of raw water requiring chemical treatment — lowering chemical procurement costs and reducing treatment plant load.

Circular Water Management

Support circular economy principles by recovering and recycling water within the treatment facility — demonstrating resource efficiency for regulatory and sustainability objectives.

[HEAT_RECOVERY]

Your Condenser
Pays You Back

Built-in heat recovery captures waste energy from thermal treatment condensation and redirects it back into the plant — cutting energy costs and supporting circular water management.

[HOW_IT_WORKS]

Treatment Exhaust Becomes
Plant Energy.

Water treatment thermal processes exhaust substantial energy through sludge dryer stacks and thermal treatment systems. Instead of venting that heat to atmosphere, our EcoRec condensers capture it and redirect it — pre-heating digester feeds, warming process water, or supplementing building heating systems.

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Digester feed pre-heating

Recovered heat raises incoming sludge and feed temperatures for anaerobic digesters — improving biogas production and reducing supplementary heating demand.

Process water heating

50–80°C hot water generated from waste heat for treatment processes, chemical dosing, and backwash systems — reducing boiler fuel consumption.

Sludge drying pre-conditioning

Recovered heat pre-conditions incoming sludge before thermal drying — improving dryer throughput and reducing the primary energy required per tonne.

Facility heating & administration

Low-grade recovered heat feeds into building heating for process halls, control rooms, and administration areas — reducing winter gas costs.

EcoRec direct contact condenser with integrated heat recovery system
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[WATER_FAQ]

Water
Treatment
FAQs

Common questions about EcoRec condensers for water treatment facility recovery.

EcoRec condensers handle exhaust from evaporators, distillation units, thermal oxidisers, and sludge dryers in water treatment facilities. The stainless steel construction and self-draining design are specifically engineered for the corrosive conditions common in wastewater treatment exhaust.

Recovered condensate quality depends on the source exhaust. From thermal evaporation and distillation processes, the condensate is typically clean and suitable for process reuse, boiler feed, or facility cleaning. Additional polishing can be specified for applications requiring higher purity.

Yes. EcoRec condensers can be integrated into the treatment facility's water management system to create closed-loop recovery — condensate from thermal treatment exhaust is captured and recycled back into the process, significantly reducing external water intake and discharge volumes.

All EcoRec models use high-grade stainless steel with optional specialised coatings for aggressive effluent exhaust conditions. Materials are selected based on detailed analysis of your specific exhaust composition to ensure long-term reliability.

The smart control system continuously monitors water recovery rates, condensate quality parameters, heat recovery performance, and energy savings. All data is logged automatically and can be exported for environmental compliance reporting and facility performance analysis.

Water treatment installations typically achieve payback within 12–24 months through combined water recovery, reduced energy consumption, lower chemical treatment costs, and reduced discharge volumes. Facilities with high water costs or strict discharge limits see the fastest returns.

RECOVERY ENQUIRY

Ready to
Recover?

Our engineering team specialises in water treatment condensation. Tell us about your thermal treatment exhaust conditions, recovery targets, and facility requirements.

  • Effluent water recovery
  • Thermal treatment condensation
  • Resource optimisation
  • Compliance reporting support
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Recovery Consultation

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