Haihduttimilla

Haihduttimilla is the instrumental plural form of the Finnish noun haihdutin, meaning evaporator. In Finnish, haihduttimet are devices used to separate components by evaporation, commonly in processes such as desalination, distillation, or concentration of solutions. The form haihduttimilla signals that the action is performed with or by means of evaporators, typically in technical or industrial texts.

Etymology and form: The word is built from haihdutin (evaporator), the plural suffix -timet, and the adessive/instrumental suffix -lla, which marks the means or instrument. Thus haihduttimilla literally means “on/with evaporators” and is used to describe procedures or equipment operated using evaporators.

Usage: Haihduttimilla appears in technical writing, manuals, and scientific descriptions when specifying the equipment used in a process. For example, sentences might read: “Haihduttimilla voidaan poistaa liuenneita aineita tehokkaasti,” or “Prosessi vaatii useita haihduttimia korkean kapasiteetin saavuttamiseksi.” The form emphasizes the role of evaporators as the instruments or means in the procedure.

Related terms: Haihdutin refers to the device itself, while haihdutus denotes the evaporation process. In Finnish, other instrument-related adessive forms follow similar patterns for different equipment.

See also: Desalination, distillation, evaporation processes, Finnish technical terminology.