Abstract. The influence of typical mixtures (clay, sand, soil, silt) on integral characteristics of droplet evaporation of suspension based on water in high-temperature (about 1100 K) gases was investigated experimentally by the optical methods and high-speed (to 10 5 frames per second) video recording system. The significant intensification of heat up and evaporation of suspension droplets was defined when varying the relative mass fraction of admixtures within the range γ=0-0.1 for a sand, γ=0-0.01 for clay, ground, and silt.