Applications include, but are not limited to: industrial and municipal wastewater treatment, mining, oil spill cleanup, waste-to-energy, dispersed water separation, stormwater and bio-fuels. The separation market encompasses many series of multi-billion dollar segments, spread globally across many industries and applications.
EVTN was originally founded as a high precision aerospace manufacturer that built the gyro platforms for the Hubble Space Telescope as well as missile and satellite components. EVTN re-invested its profits along with equity investors toward the development of inline separation technology.
The resulting patented Voraxial* impeller-induced cyclonics is owned as of June 2017 by Schlumberger Technology Corporation. Pursuant to the agreements signed with Schlumberger, EVTN received a grant back license to manufacture, market and sell the technology for industries outside of the oil and gas markets such as mining, sewage, and wastewater, among others.
*Mark of Schlumberger