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Engine vapour extractor

General

Internal washing of aircraft engines with the ‘Engine Water Wash’ generates considerable cost savings for airlines. Clean engines perform better and consume less fuel.

The engine runs without combustion during washing. Injecting water into the engine at the same time creates a kind of washing machine effect, so the engine cleans itself.

Water and water vapour are released with this method of washing aircraft engines. The water is generally drained off by the general drainage system. The extremely fine water vapour contaminated with heavy metals and kerosene residues remains floating in the air and is harmful when inhaled. Engines are therefore generally washed outside the hangar. Personnel should wear breathing equipment in the vicinity of the process. No other work can be done to the aircraft during washing. Maintenance therefore takes longer. This results in higher costs.

In close cooperation with KLM, U.C. Technologies has developed the EVE for collecting the contaminated water vapour. Engines can be water washed during regular checks in the hangar when the EVE is used.


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