Evaporation technology that cleans process fluids using waste heat
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Helios Innovations
We purify industrial process water through a new evaporation technique where waste heat is the primary energy source. With Helios' technology, industries can drastically reduce their waste volumes while making efficient use of their waste heat.
Our process
State of the art evaporation technology
Reduced waste volume
Reduced cost & environmental impact
Value proposition
Our leasing program offers a cost-effective solution for industrial water treatment. By paying a fixed price per ton of water treated, our customers get access to state-of-the-art technology without having to make a large initial investment.
What is included in the leasing agreement:
- Installation: We take care of the entire installation process at your location.
- Service and maintenance: Regular service and maintenance is included, including 24/7 monitoring to ensure optimal performance.
- Updates: Free updates to both software and hardware, ensuring you always have the latest technology.
- Deposit: We manage the disposal of the concentrate, so you can focus on your core business.
How is Helio's technology unique?
Our technology uses a cellulose-based packing material that drastically increases the surface area of the water to be evaporated. This enables efficient evaporation without the need for high temperature or vacuum.
NEWS
Effective purification of PFAS-contaminated water!
Since a year back, we have done tests on water containing high levels of PFAS, and we see that Helio's technology is very effective on chains down to C4! Latest results from an NSR leachate treatment show that Helios technology reduces PFAS11 by 99.45%!
PFBA, the shortest chain that is part of PFAS11, is in many cases problematic to purify as it has a very short carbon chain and is therefore very mobile. Despite this, Helios technology shows high reduction levels even on PFBA, averaging 98.91%!
Our R&D team continues our lab-scale tests as you can see below, and we also have an industrial treatment plant at Stena Recycling in Halmstad where we take in larger volumes from customers who want to clean their PFAS-contaminated water.
Please get in touch if you want to know more about our PFAS purification or if you are looking for a solution to your contaminated water!
On the right, two of our process engineers, Philipp and Paula, are seen with our lab-scale facility "Dessie" at Kemicentrum in Lund.
Helios Innovations one of 33 companies on Ny Teknik's list
We are happy and proud to announce that Helios Innovations has been selected for Ny Teknik's prestigious 33 list for 2023! This list highlights Sweden's most promising technology companies and we are honored to be part of this exclusive group.
Ny Teknik's 33 list is an annual compilation that identifies and draws attention to the most innovative and ground-breaking technology companies in Sweden. Being selected for this list is recognition of our outstanding water treatment technology and our commitment to creating a cleaner and more sustainable future.
Our technology, which utilizes low-temperature evaporation and a cellulose-based packing material, has proven to be both effective and durable. We have worked hard to develop solutions that can handle the most challenging water treatment needs, including PFAS treatment, and this recognition is a testament to our success and potential.
We would like to thank Ny Teknik for this honor and we look forward to continuing our journey towards revolutionizing water treatment technology. Thanks to our amazing team, our investors and everyone who has supported us along the way.
For more information, click here!
Test facility at RecoLab
We are happy to announce that Helios has won NSVA - Nordvästra Skånes Vatten och Avlopp's procurement for a test facility to evaporate reject water from digesters and create a nutrient-rich fertilizer!
We look forward to starting the project where, together with NSVA, we will explore the potential of our technology to recover the nutrients from the reject water instead of it becoming a residual product that burdens the treatment plant. The test facility will be installed in the test bed at RecoLab in April and the project is planned for 6 months.