Author Guidelines [PDF] Submit a Manuscript or Review; Ethical Guidelines; . Design calculations for multiple-effect evaporators. 1. Linear method. Richard N. Lambert, Donald D. Joye, and Frank W. Koko. . Download Citation Email a Colleague Order Reprints .
Design and simulation of a multiple-effect evaporator using vapor bleeding . medium in the steam chest of the next effect, it is called multiple effect evaporation. Single effect evaporation is simple but fails to utilize the steam effectively, while multiple effect
The horizontal tube evaporator (Figure 2) is the oldest type of chemical evaporator, although other improved types are now more commonly used. The horizontal tube evaporator is the only type of chemical evaporator in which the heating medium is inside the tubes. The principal advantage of horizontal tube evaporators lies in
Evaporation of the solvent takes place as the thin film moves down the evaporator wall. The heating medium normally is high pressure steam or oil. A high temperature heating medium generally is necessary to obtain a reasonable evaporation rate since the heat transfer surface available is …
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evaporator is has good overall steam economy instead of single evaporator. As result of calculations, it has been found that about 3.51 overall steam economy by a feed forward multiple effect evaporator. 2. Evaporators . Multiple effect evaporator divided in to four categories on the basis of feed direction as shown Figure 2-5. These are .
CHAPTER 21: EVAPORATION – PRINCIPLES, TYPES OF EVAPORATORS. . The concept of an overall heat-transfer coefficient is used in the calculation of the rate of heat transfer in an evaporator. The general equation can be written . Backward-feed multiple-effect evaporators. In the backwardfeed operation shown in Fig.3 for a triple- effect .
5.2.3 Calculations for multiple- effect evaporators. For a multiple – effect evaporator system calculations, the values required to be obtained are (i) The area of the heating surface in each effect, (ii) The kg of steam per hour to be supplied, and
three effects i.e. Q (heat transfer in the first effect) = Q (heat transfer in the second effect) = Q (heat transfer in the third effect) OVERALL HEAT TRANSFER COEFFICIENT Since it is a vertical effect evaporator, the overall heat transfer coefficient can safely be assumed as follows: In the first effect U 1 = 2325 W/m°C In the second effect U
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A Thesis on DESIGN OF HEAT INTEGRATED MULTIPLE EFFECT EVAPORATOR SYSTEM Submitted by GHOSHNA JYOTI (210CH1201) For the partial fulfillment of Master of Technology Under Esteemed guidance of DR. SHABINA KHANAM May-2012 Department of Chemical Engineering National Institute of Technology Rourkela, Orissa