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How to calculate the circulation flow rate of an external heat-type forced circulation evaporator

2020-03-10View Original

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Dear forum bloggers and experts, I’m a beginner in multi-effect evaporation, and now that I need to determine the circulation flow rate for external heat-driven forced circulation evaporators, I don’t know where to start. Are there any experience points or calculation formulas? 🙏
Reply #22020-04-12
Find a textbook on principles of chemical engineering and read it; you should understand then. Also, textbooks for course design in chemical engineering principles usually contain detailed examples on this topic.
Reply #32022-09-28
There’s no calculation of circulation volume in the principles of chemical engineering, right?
Reply #42022-10-09
There’s no calculation for the circulation rate in the principles of chemical engineering; I’m also puzzled as to why manufacturers set such a high value for the circulation rate.
Reply #52022-10-12
Look at the second or third edition of the Chemical Engineering Handbook, read it carefully twice, and you should understand it.

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