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Evaporator design

2016-04-12View Original

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I saw a drawing of a forced-circulation evaporator in which the heater is divided into two parts, placed at the inlet and outlet of the forced-circulation pump respectively. It’s rare to see such a design. I was wondering, what are the advantages of this design? What potential disadvantages might exist during operation? I would appreciate it if everyone could **share their insights**. Thank you
Reply #22016-04-12
Have you seen such applications in practice?
Reply #32016-04-12
Is it because the heating source is different? There’s one as a supplement, designed for energy savings
Reply #42016-04-12
Since a larger heating area is required, two heaters are used.
Reply #52016-04-14
The same heat source, the same steam
Reply #62016-04-14
Is the one at the outlet of the forced circulation pump on the circulation pipeline, while the one at the inlet is not on it?
Reply #72018-05-14
I urgently need a CAD diagram of a forced circulation evaporator; I hope someone experienced can send it to me.

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