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Indirect Thermal Desorption Triple Dryer Plant

Proven thermal desorption technology for safe, efficient, and permanent removal of contaminants from soil and sediment.

Plant Overview

Nelson's Indirect Thermal Desorption Triple Dryer Plant is a high-capacity, continuous system designed for the treatment of contaminated soil and sediment. Three parallel indirect dryers maximise throughput and operational efficiency.

High CapacityThree parallel dryers for maximum throughput

Indirect HeatingContaminants removed without direct combustion

Mobile & ModularRapid deployment anywhere in the world

Proven PerformanceDecades of experience. Thousands of successful projects.

Process Flow

Soil is heated indirectly to remove moisture and desorb contaminants.

Vapours are destroyed in the thermal oxidizer and emissions are cleaned before release.

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