An explosive topic—regarding domestic evaporation systems...
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In recent years, so many evaporation units have been installed in China – for vacuum salt production, industrial crystallization, the crystallization of pharmaceutical intermediates, food concentration, and also for high-salinity water treatment in various wastewater zero-discharge projects. How many of these units are actually operating stably? How much coverage is there for the service life? How many are operating while sick? How many are reasonably designed or barely usable? How many more are in a condition where they can’t be driven or operate stably? How much more can there be that is worth modifying, such as for energy-saving upgrades or process changes to ensure operational resumption? Everyone is welcome to discuss. . . If you're interested, you can message me privately. :P
Even if such devices exist, the manufacturers won’t mention them, unless the end-users reveal that information. Hehe; I’m from a manufacturing company, and we’re quite confident in the devices we produce: lol