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The area of the falling film evaporator is 1,400 square meters; what level of water evaporation capacity can it achieve per hour?

2009-09-23View Original

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What are the changes in both the temperature of the feed slurry and the temperature of the output liquid?
Reply #22010-07-19
The steam generation capacity is related not only to the area but also to the heat transfer coefficient and temperature difference
Reply #32010-07-20
The evaporation capacity is related to the concentration of salts and other substances in the water; It is related to the temperature and pressure of the evaporating vapor
Reply #42010-07-21
The fifth effect can evaporate sixty to seventy tons per hour, I guess
Reply #52010-08-14
This post was last edited by pangrujian30 on 2010-8-14 at 17:36. This issue needs to be considered in relation to the specific manufacturing process – for example, using a vacuum operation system results in different conditions. Based on past experience, the evaporation rate is estimated to be around 20 kg/m2*hour; this would be considered a fairly ideal situation.

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