
Plate Evaporators
Plate evaporators use corrugated plate channels to transfer heat from steam or another heating medium into a process liquid, vaporizing solvent and concentrating the product. The high heat-transfer coefficient, compact hold-up volume, and cleanable plate structure make the equipment useful for food, dairy, beverage, pharmaceutical, chemical, wastewater, and crystallization processes.
Product Details
Process fit
Plate evaporators are useful where compact heat-transfer area, short residence time, and cleanability are important for concentration or solvent removal.
System integration
They can be configured with vapor-liquid separation, condensers, MVR compressors, circulation pumps, and crystallization equipment to match the process flow.
Key Advantages
Technical Specifications
| Cleaning | CIP, descaling, and inspection access by configuration |
|---|---|
| Materials | Stainless steel, duplex stainless steel, titanium, and alloy options |
| Process mode | Falling-film, rising-film, forced-circulation, or multi-effect configuration by project |
| Heating medium | Steam, hot water, thermal oil, or process heat depending on duty |
| Typical applications | Food concentration, dairy, beverage, pharmaceutical, chemical evaporation, wastewater concentration, and crystallization |
| Heat-transfer surface | Corrugated plate channels |
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