Industrial processes and applied technologies
In the chemical and petrochemical industry, many production stages rely on controlled pressure and vacuum conditions to improve efficiency, protect sensitive compounds and ensure stable operation. Below are some of the key industrial processes where vacuum, screw and lobe technologies play a critical role.
Technologies typically used across these processes include:
- Vacuum systems and screw vacuum pumps, to reduce operating pressure, stabilise vacuum levels and support solvent handling.
- Lobe blowers, to provide stable airflow and support vapour transfer, gas movement and auxiliary duties.
- Oil-free screw compression, where clean process air is required and contamination risks must be avoided.
Evaporation
Evaporation is widely used to concentrate solutions, remove solvents or recover valuable substances. By reducing operating pressure, vacuum enables evaporation at lower temperatures, improving energy efficiency and helping protect heat-sensitive products. In many applications, stable vacuum levels and controlled vapour handling are essential to maintain process consistency and recovery performance.
Drying
Drying processes are essential to remove moisture or solvents while maintaining product quality and consistency. Vacuum-assisted drying supports faster removal at lower temperatures, reducing thermal stress and improving overall process control. Depending on the setup, clean auxiliary process air and stable airflow can also support system performance and operating stability.
Distillation
Distillation is a core process in chemical and petrochemical plants, used to separate components based on boiling point differences. Vacuum distillation enables separation at lower temperatures, improving product purity, reducing energy consumption and increasing process safety. Reliable vacuum generation and stable gas/vapour movement help maintain consistent separation conditions and operational control.



