Forced Circulation Evaporator
Forced Circulation Evaporator – High-Efficiency Solution for Challenging Effluents
Hydrodyna, in partnership with Sanfeng, offers the Forced Circulation Evaporator—a robust solution designed to handle high Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) brines and viscous feeds. This system ensures uniform heating and efficient evaporation, making it ideal for industries requiring reliable concentration processes.
Key Features & Advantages
- High Circulation Velocity: Utilizes a forced circulation pump to maintain a flow rate between 1–5 m/s, ensuring consistent material movement and heat distribution.
- Reduced Scaling Risk: Evaporation occurs in the separator rather than on heating surfaces, minimizing fouling and maintenance needs.
- Versatile Application: Suitable for materials prone to scaling, high viscosity, or crystallization, enhancing process flexibility.
- Energy Efficiency: Optimized design reduces energy consumption, contributing to lower operational costs.
- Automated Control: Equipped with a fully automatic control system for feeding, evaporating, and discharging processes, ensuring stable operation.
Applications
- Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) Systems: Effective in treating high TDS brine effluents, aiding in achieving ZLD goals.
- Chemical Processing: Ideal for concentrating chemical solutions with high viscosity or scaling tendencies.
- Food & Beverage Industry: Applicable in concentrating products like juice, milk, and other viscous liquids.
- Pharmaceuticals: Used in processes requiring gentle handling of heat-sensitive materials.
System Components
- Evaporator Heater
- Evaporator Separator
- Condenser
- Forced Circulation Pump
- Delivery Pump
- Vacuum Pump
- Control System
Why Choose Hydrodyna & Sanfeng?
As Sanfeng’s exclusive representative in Australia, Hydrodyna provides not only advanced equipment but also comprehensive local support, including system integration and after-sales service. Our collaboration ensures that clients receive tailored solutions backed by global expertise and local knowledge.