MVR falling film evaporator

Introduction to MVR falling film evaporator:

MVR is the abbreviation for mechanical vapor compression technology, which is an energy-saving technology that reuses the energy of secondary steam generated by evaporation to reduce the demand for external energy. The principle is that the secondary steam is compressed by the compressor, the pressure and temperature are increased, and the enthalpy increases accordingly. It is sent to the heating chamber of the evaporator for heat exchange with the material, maintaining the evaporation state of the material liquid. The heated steam condenses into water during the heat transfer process. Except for starting the car, only a small amount of steam is required during the entire production process, which recovers latent heat and improves thermal efficiency. MVR falling film evaporator adopts the form of falling film in the evaporation process, and the heat source uses steam mechanical recompression technology to evaporate and concentrate materials. It is widely used in industries such as fresh milk, fruit juice, and medicine to concentrate heat sensitive materials. It is also widely used in corn deep processing, environmental wastewater treatment, and material concentration in the chemical industry.