Process Condensate Stripping System 

Technip Process Condensate Stripping System is used to reduce the volatile components like methanol, ethanol, Ammonia, & H 2 S from the process condensate generated from the ZLD & MEE Plant. Process Condensate stripping system which helps to reduce to biological treatment & CPU treatment cost for the process condensate water and reuse into the processes.

Stripping Column Integration

• Process Condensate generated from MEE & ZLD Plant containing volatile organics such as methanol, ammonia, and H₂S enters a packed stripping column, where it is contacted counter-currently by steam or air.
• These contaminants are stripped into the vapor phase, condensed, and separated for recovery or safe disposal — yielding purified process water at the column base.

Heat Recovery and Process Optimization

• The system integrates efficient heat recovery by utilizing waste heat from MEE or process plants to power the stripping column, minimizing operating costs and environmental impact.
• Real-time monitoring ensures stable pH and temperature, maximizing contaminant removal efficiency and system uptime.

Efficient Volatile Removal

Removes ammonia, methanol, and H 2 S, significantly reducing COD/BOD and improving the purity of recovered water for reuse, cooling tower & fermentation process.

Improves ZLD/MEE Performance

Minimizes fouling, scaling, and corrosive loads in downstream evaporators and ZLD units, extending equipment life and reducing maintenance frequency.

Environment & Cost Benefits

Ensures discharge compliance, recycles valuable water, and reduces effluent disposal and regulatory costs.

Supports Water Circularity

Enables high recovery and reuse by allowing treated condensate to be further polished, advancing sustainable water management and reducing freshwater dependency.

Applications :-

• The system is widely used across various industries, including:
• Molasses & Grain Based Distilleries
• Chemical and Agro-Chemical Industries
• Common Effluent Treatment Plants (CETPs)
• Landfill Leachate Treatment Facilities