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How to simulate falling film evaporators using HTRI

2020-06-23View Original

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Hello, experts: In alkali evaporation, a counter-current falling film evaporator is used to evaporate 32% wt of alkali to 50% alkali. How can HTRI be used to simulate the falling film evaporator? Could the expert provide a general idea? Thank you!
Reply #22021-06-24
This post was last edited by flymxcao on 2021-6-24 at 10:46. Just use a tube-type model with flow from top to bottom; if you still don’t understand, I can help you calculate it for a small fee.
Reply #32021-06-24
The key to a falling film evaporator is the mechanical design of the falling film head; the other parts are no different from those of ordinary heat exchangers.

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