Overview of MVR evaporator

MVR (Mechanical Vapor Recovery) is a new type of evaporator that compresses the secondary steam generated by the evaporator before reusing it. Simply start the car and heat the material to the evaporation temperature to evaporate. During normal operation, there is basically no need for external energy, making it a new energy saving technology in the field of evaporation and concentration. As early as the 1960s, Germany and France began to apply this technology to industries such as chemical, pharmaceutical, papermaking, sewage treatment, and seawater desalination.

This MVR evaporator uses steam or electric heating devices for start-up heating; PLC automatic control; Always start and stop at any time, with a high degree of automation.

Technical characteristics of MVR

1) Low energy consumption and low operating costs;

2) Small footprint;

3) Lack of supporting facilities for public utilities;

4) Smooth operation and high degree of automation;

5) No need for native steam;

6) Adopting single effect evaporation, the residence time of material evaporation is short;

7) Simple process, strong practicality, and excellent load operation characteristics;

8) Basically no need for cooling water supply;

9) No need to maintain vacuum operation.

Technical parameters of MVR

1) Evaporating one ton of water consumes 45-70 kWh of electricity, with no other energy consumption;

2) Can achieve low-temperature evaporation at 40 ℃;

The scope of application and promotion of MVR

1) Evaporation concentration

2) Evaporative product

3) Low temperature evaporation