Regarding vacuum drying, the daily water evaporation amount is 40 tons. Is it still possible to consider using vacuum drying?
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Regarding vacuum drying, the daily water evaporation amount is 40 tons. Is it still possible to consider using vacuum drying? The product is a slurry, with a daily evaporation rate of about 40 tons. We are currently using hot air dryers, but due to the increasing environmental regulations, we are looking for alternative drying methods. Could vacuum drying be considered even when a large amount of water needs to be evaporated? If the internal area of the vacuum chamber is 120 square units, and it is heated with hot oil at 100 degrees Celsius under a vacuum pressure of 3 Kpa, how can the evaporation rate be calculated?
Ultimately, the problem has to be addressed with the manufacturer, and it can be solved by turning to them – whether it’s the manufacturer of vacuum ovens or vacuum pumps – as they can handle the issue based on their experience, without the need for a highly structured design process