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Single Effect Falling Film Evaporator
This equipment adopts falling film evaporation. It is mainly composed of evaporator, separator, condenser and other parts. It is widely used in concentration and dehydration in food, biology, pharmaceutical, organic solvent, chemical and other industries. The control mode is manual control and automatic control.
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Double Effect Falling Film Evaporator
This equipment adopts falling film evaporation. It is mainly composed of evaporator, separator, condenser and other parts. It is widely used in concentration and dehydration in food, biology, pharmaceutical, organic solvent, chemical and other industries. The control mode is manual control and automatic control.
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Falling Film Evaporator
A falling film evaporator is an advanced thermal separation system widely used in food, pharmaceutical, dairy, and chemical industries. It works by evenly distributing liquid as a thin film along heated surfaces, allowing rapid evaporation at lower temperatures. This gentle process preserves product quality while ensuring high efficiency and energy savings, making it one of the most reliable solutions for large-scale concentration needs.
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DTB Continuous Evaporation Crystallizer
Slurry circulation continuous crystallizer. During operation, the feed liquid is added from the lower part of the circulation tube. After mixing with the slurry leaving the bottom of the crystallization chamber, it is pumped to the heating chamber. The slurry heats up in the heating chamber (usually 2-6°C), but no evaporation occurs. After entering the crystallization chamber, the hot slurry boils, causing the solution to reach a supersaturated state. Some solute then deposits on the surface of the suspended particles, causing the particles to grow. The slurry, as the product, is discharged from the upper part of the circulation tube. Forced circulation evaporation crystallizers have high production capacity, but the product particle size distribution is relatively wide.
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Multi Effect Continuous Evaporation Crystallizer
An evaporative crystallizer is a type of evaporator that heats a solution under reduced pressure, causing precipitation when supersaturation is reached. It typically includes a suspension chamber, heating chamber, separation chamber, and circulating pump. Crystals grow in the suspension and separation zones while being fluidized in the circulating mother liquor, ensuring stable conditions and uniform, high-quality crystal formation.
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Mechanical Vapor Recompression
MVR is the abbreviated form of mechanical vapor recompression. This is a technology that recovers the energy of the secondary vapor it generates and therefore reduces the demand for external energy. As early as the 1960s, Germany and France successfully applied this technology to chemical, pharmaceutical, paper-making, wastewater treatment, and desalination fields.
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MVR-OSLO Continuous Crystallizer
The MVR-OSLO continuous crystallizer integrates an MVR system with the OSLO crystallizer, first proposed by Norwegian Jeremiassen in the 1930s. In operation, liquid is evaporated, crystals grow in the fluidized bed, and qualified crystals are discharged once reaching the desired size. The MVR system raises the temperature and pressure of the secondary vapor for reuse, fully utilizing latent heat and achieving significant energy savings.
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MVR-DTB Continuous Crystallizer
The MVR-DTB continuous crystallizer combines an MVR system with the DTB crystallization system. It efficiently produces large, high-quality crystals (600–1200 μm), resists encrustation, and handles vacuum cooling, evaporation, and reaction crystallizations. The draft tube and baffle design create continuous circulation, optimizing crystallization, clearing mother liquor, and eliminating fine grains. Coupled with MVR, it achieves better granularity and higher energy efficiency.
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MVR Falling Film Evaporator
The MVR falling film evaporator is a high-efficiency evaporation system widely used in the chemical, pharmaceutical, and food industries. It works by flowing liquid as a thin film over heated tubes while secondary vapor is compressed and recycled as a heating source. This method ensures rapid concentration, energy savings, and stable product quality, making it ideal for heat-sensitive materials.
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