Technology

“For production of microalgae for commodities a scalable low energy harvesting technology is of key importance.” Proffessor dr. ir. Rene Wijffels, Wageningen University, The Netherlands

"I've seen a wide range of harvesting tools and your new centrifugal technology seems excellent due to its ability to harvest small Algae with high efficiency." Professor Mark Edwards, Arizona State University, USA

Nothing is more exciting than sending "Murphy" home

Murphy's Laws states that "Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong".

"It is Evodos' mission to support our customers with best in class products for mechanical separation at minimal energy consumption and without using chemicals or consumables. Thereby we aim to win or preserve natural resources." Marco Brocken, CEO Evodos, The Netherlands

Key design parameters that match customer expectations

A generation of centrifuges that is designed whilst starting from your expectations. With the end goal in mind. That is why the Evodos centrifugals give you revolutionary performance.

“No other centrifuge that we could find on the market meets the challenges of micro algae extraction from water as effectively as the Evodos machines and this is critically important in keeping the cost per weight of harvested algae to a minimum.” Andrew Lawson, Managing Director of MBD Energy, Australia

"This idea of high separation effectiveness combined with dry solid discharge, kept spinning around in my head." Hen Boele, CTO Evodos, The Netherlands

“We considered many dewatering technologies and the Evodos machine satisfied both our dewatering requirements and budget. Their novel technology and efficiency will allow us to produce a high-quality, organic product at a very cost effective price point.” Jason Masters, CEO of Algae 2 Omega, Florida, USA

“The biomass that comes out of the Evodos is essentially alive. That means you increase the shelf life of your product to several days, if not up to a week.” Associate professor, dr. Kirsten Heimann, James Cook University, Australia

“Very interesting. It seems that you are able to harvest and concentrate Nannochloropsis into a paste with dry solid content of over 30% with an energy expenditure of 0.95kWh/m3. If this is the case it is a great achievement. Congratulations !” Professor Mario Tredici, Florence University, Italy