Distillation units, or stills, generally consist of a boiling chamber, where the water enters, is heated and vaporized; condensing coils or chamber, where the water is cooled and converted back to ...

This is especially true for the distiller’s boiling chamber, which can become covered in heavy-metal scale and other impurities left behind during the distillation process. If left uncleaned ...

In the experimental distillation column, water is heated in a boiler, and the evaporated water vapour rises through a chamber packed with steel spring-like spiral prisms where it is sprayed with a ...