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What is the difference between an MVR concentrator and a double-effect concentrator?

2017-06-01View Original

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If they are the same, then why do pharmaceutical factories have both MVR concentration and double-effect concentration systems?
Reply #22017-06-05
The efficiency is different; MVR is energy-saving and efficient, equivalent to more than 10 stages of multi-effect evaporation
Reply #32017-12-14
I’m not sure what you mean. A steam compressor with two concentrators – if that’s the case, it might be a 1-to-2 setup, with valves used to switch between functions: one unit stops for cleaning while the other carries out evaporation and concentration. Swapping the two allows MVR to continue operating continuously

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