Iran-Made Thermal Desalination System Produces Potable Water for Remote Areas
Thermal desalination is a process that involves changing saline water into vapor.
This vapor, or steam, is generally free of the salt, minerals, and other contaminants that were in the saline water.
When condensed, this vapor forms high-purity distilled water.
Ramin Ehsani, the managing director of the company, said boilers, heat exchangers, and thermal desalination systems are among the company's products.
Almost all small and large industries need a heat source, therefore the thermal energy and water industry has a product in every workshop and factory, he added.
He made the remarks on the sidelines of the 12th International Innovation and Technology Exhibition (INOTEX) that was held at Pardis Technology Park from May 9 to 12.
“One of the products of the company is small-scale thermal desalination systems. The company had the point of view that it could help the deprived areas of the country, especially the southern region of the country, which do not have access to fresh water.”
He pointed out that the project was implemented as a pilot plan in several industrial units.
The company also is working on the production of modern heating systems for buildings.
“In this section, we have tried to use the latest technologies and supply products such as buffer tanks or storage tanks, hydraulic separators, ground packages, and condensing boilers.”
“In addition to the lower price compared to foreign samples, the company's products have a say in terms of quality.”
The INOTEX expo aimed to introduce products, facilitate partnerships and provide various insights on the latest global competitive prices, quality standards, developments, scientific findings, and economic-technological ideas.
The four-day event gathered a large number of Iranian and foreign business people, technologists, industrialists, university students, professors, and researchers and hosted almost 450 companies.
“Thanks to the low-cost energy and labor force, the company's products are about 30 percent cheaper than other foreign samples,” he concluded.
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