Evaporator scaling issue

2019-04-18View Original

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How can I calculate the scale thickness on an evaporator based on changes in its evaporation rate?

Reply #22019-04-21

I haven’t calculated this yet; it’s only possible to determine whether the evaporator is scaling by observing changes in the amount of evaporation. If scaling occurs, it will lead to poor evaporation performance and a decrease in the amount of evaporation.

Reply #32019-04-22

It’s basically impossible to calculate this scale thickness, as the scaling is not uniform

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