Is it possible for an evaporator to evaporate 50 liters of water per hour at a temperature not exceeding 40 degrees, in an environment with a temperature of -0.098?
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Is it possible for an evaporator to evaporate 50 liters of water per hour at a temperature not exceeding 40 degrees, in an environment of -0.098? How should it be designed if it’s feasible? WeChat QQ 337143978, pay the fee
It should be fine; just calculate it as usual!
Care should be taken when selecting a vacuum pump.
Feasible! We have already applied this solution in our projects.
Hello, could you please provide more details on the engineering applications? Thank you
The difficulty in this issue lies in the selection of the vacuum pump: a conventional water ring vacuum pump cannot achieve a pressure of -0.098 MPa (G); therefore, a screw pump or a system that combines a screw pump with other components must be used, while conventional equipment can be utilized for evaporating water.