Tailor Made Evaporator Coil for Salt Water

Brine evaporator coils are a key component used in desalination or brine treatment. They are typically used in multi-stage flash or multi-effect evaporation systems and are designed to transfer thermal energy from an external source (e.g., solar, waste heat, or other thermal energy source) to the brine or seawater to induce evaporation of the water therein, thereby allowing the evaporated water vapor to be condensed into fresh water.

These coils are typically made of materials with high thermal conductivity, such as copper alloys or stainless steel. They are designed to be compact and efficient to ensure maximum use of heat energy during the evaporation process and take up less space in the system.

The brine evaporator coil is usually at the heart of the evaporator system, and its principle of operation involves the introduction of brine or seawater into the coil through a piping system, where the water is evaporated by an externally supplied heat source, ultimately producing fresh water. The evaporator coil serves to transfer heat during this process, thereby facilitating evaporation.

This technology plays a key role in desalination, seawater treatment, and other applications that require the conversion of salt water into fresh water. Through the use of brine evaporator coils, renewable energy or waste heat resources can be effectively utilized to provide a sustainable and cost-effective desalinated water solution.