Evaporation & Crystallization Systems
The solution whenever an industrial process requires the removal of water or any other solvent, an increase in concentration or a reduction in volume as well as when byproducts or impurities need to be stripped or precipitated and when seeking the creation of pure crystals.
For even higher quality standards, recrystallization can be applied to improve the final product’s purity.
GEA specializes in crafting bespoke continuous evaporation and crystallization plants that meet the exact density, purity and particle size specs of every customer. Prioritizing cost-effectiveness and keeping investment and operational expenses to a minimum.
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CompaCon® Evaporators
Skid-mounted Falling Film and Forced Circulation Evaporators for small-scale production. Energy efficient, easy to transport and assemble.
COMPACRYST®
Process and mechanical innovation. Compact and Monoblock Forced Circulation Crystallizer.
Crystallization Test Centers
Available for product and feasibility trials with real samples and under real parameters. Either in GEA centers of excellence for crystallization or onsite thanks to our mobile units.
Dairy Evaporation Plants
Our evaporation solutions for the dairy industry span the entire process, from pretreatment, heat treatment and the evaporation step itself, to separation and post treatment
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