Thermal desalination systems delivered across coastal communities, power plants, research facilities, and remote island environments.
Vapour Desal Technologies has delivered thermal desalination systems across coastal communities, power plants, research facilities, and remote island environments where freshwater availability, operational reliability, and material durability are critical.
Our projects demonstrate how heat — whether from solar fields, power plant exhaust, nuclear facilities, or natural ocean thermal gradients — can be converted into dependable industrial-quality water supply across diverse environments.
Each installation is engineered to suit site-specific constraints including salinity levels, heat source characteristics, logistics, and long-term operational requirements.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Location | Lakshadweep Islands |
| Capacity | 3 × 150 m³/day (450 m³/day total) |
| Technology | Low Temperature Thermal Desalination |
| Energy Source | Ocean thermal gradient |
| Execution Period | 2018–2024 |
Provide a sustainable freshwater solution for remote island communities where conventional water sources are limited.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Location | Simhadri, Andhra Pradesh |
| Capacity | 120 m³/day |
| Technology | LTF-MED |
| Energy Source | Flue gas heat recovery |
| Execution Period | 2017 |
Recover low-grade waste heat from flue gas to produce freshwater and reduce water dependency.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Location | OSCOM, IREL Odisha |
| Capacity | 2 × 250 m³/day |
| Technology | MED-TVC |
| Energy Source | Boiler steam |
| Execution Period | 2020–2023 |
Provide high-reliability desalination capacity to support mineral processing operations in a coastal environment requiring consistent water quality and supply.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Location | Narippaiyur, Ramanathapuram |
| Capacity | 144 m³/day |
| Technology | Solar MED-TVC |
| Energy Source | Solar LFR + Biomass boiler |
| Execution Period | 2011 |
Provide municipal drinking water for a coastal community using renewable solar energy — ensuring continuous operation despite variable solar input.
Whether you have waste heat, solar energy, or steam available — we can engineer a thermal desalination system that delivers reliable, high-quality freshwater for your application.