evaplant, technology for reducing wastewater volumes

What is Evaplant technology?

Evaplant relies on willow evapotranspiration to reduce the volume of wastewater from industrial sites. The technology also enables the degradation of certain contaminants by soil microorganisms and the absorption of pollutants by the willows.

Fully automated, irrigation is adjusted based on the needs of the willows and climatic conditions.

We have a cutting-edge team and specialized equipment to carry out your projects, from planting to harvesting. Additionally, our nursery, which produces several million willow cuttings annually, can guarantee you quality planting material and offer you the best varieties available on the market.

Our clients

Technology

Evaplant

Key benefits

Reduction

Partial or complete reduction of effluent volume through evapotranspiration

Capture

Carbon capture in willow biomass

Valorization

Valorization of effluent resources through the production of high value-added products

Turnkey project

1. Engineering

Preliminary and detailed engineering

  • Physical and chemical characterization of the site’s soil
  • Characterization of the effluent
  • Treatability tests
  • Authorization request

2. Establishment

Planting willows

  • Preparation of the establishment area
  • Mechanized planting of willows
  • Monitoring of plantation establishment and screening

 

3. Installation

Installation of wastewater irrigation system

  • Installation of the irrigation system and pumping station
  • Deployment of instrumentation for environmental monitoring

 

4. Operation and monitoring

Technical and environmental monitoring of the process

  • – Operation and maintenance of the process

  • Environmental monitoring of the process

  • Measurement of agronomic and chemical properties of willows

  • Seasonal monitoring of biomass yield

5. Willow harvesting

Willow harvesting and local biomass recovery

  • Quantification of nutrient and metal absorption by willows

  • Quantification of carbon capture by the process

 

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