- Widest capacity range
- Thermal and electric energy options available
- One, two and three effects available
AVAILABLE MODELS AND MAIN TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
We supply six different models of forced circulation evaporators depending on the stream, capacity and energy required. Starting with the ENVIDEST MVR FF all the way to the ENVIDEST MFE 3 for the highest capacity of them all to treat large volumes of wastewater.
Forced circulation evaporators offer high efficiency in liquid-waste management thanks to their low energy consumption. They also allow treatment of industrial wastewater that cannot be treated with conventional technologies due to effluent complexity.
They are especially indicated when the effluent contains fouling substances, viscous liquids, crystals or other components preventing natural circulation.
Technology: Heat Pump (Freon R-513A) / Forced Circulation (FC)
Capacity (l/day): 6720 to 52800
Electricity consumption per 1 m³ of distillate produced: 110 kWh/m³
Vacuum: ≈ 120/70 mbar
Evaporation temperature: ≈ 50/40 °C
Technology: Mechanical Vapor Recompression (MVR) / Falling Film (FF) / Forced Circulation (FC)
Capacity (l/h): 120 to 1980
Electricity consumption per 1 m³ of distillate produced: 35 to 60 kWh/m³
Vacuum: ≈ 700 mbar
Evaporation temperature: ≈ 90 °C
Technology: Mechanical Vapor Recompression (MVR) / Forced Circulation (FC)
Capacity (l/h): 1042 to 4166
Electricity consumption per 1 m³ of distillate produced: 35 kWh/m³
Vacuum: ≈ 750 mbar
Evaporation temperature: ≈ 90-94 °C
Technology: Evaporation with thermal energy Forced Circulation (FC)
Capacity (l/day): 20000 to 200000
Electricity consumption per 1 m³ of distillate produced: 20 to 110 kWh/m³
Thermal Energy for Evaporation: 630 to 2100 kWht
Thermal Energy for Condensation: 630 to 2100 kWht
Vacuum (1st/2nd/3rd Effect): ≈ 310/200/125 mbar
Evaporation temperature (1st/2nd/3rd Effect): ≈ 70/60/50°C
Technology: Evaporation with thermal energy / Forced Circulation (FC)
Capacity (l/day): 20000 to 100000
Electricity consumption per 1 m³ of distillate produced: 26 to 48 kWh/m³
Thermal Energy for Evaporation: 630 to 3140 kWht
Thermal Energy for Condensation: 630 to 3140 kWht
Vacuum (1st/2nd/3rd Effect): ≈ 200 mbar
Evaporation temperature (1st/2nd/3rd Effect): ≈ 60°C
Technology: Mechanical Vapor Recompression (MVR) / Forced Circulation (FC)
Capacity (l/h): 600 to 2500
Electricity consumption per 1 m³ of distillate produced: 64 kWh/m³
Vacuum: ≈ 700 mbar
Evaporation temperature: ≈ 90 °C
KEY ADVANTAGES
All our forced circulation evaporation systems deliver:
- Minimization of the waste volume to be managed
- Significant reduction in waste management costs
- Treatment of complex effluents
- Possibility of implementing a zero-discharge system
- Compliance with current regulations on effluent discharge
MAIN COMPONENTS
The following video shows how forced circulation works within the operation cycle of the ENVIDEST MVR FC TF:
OPERATION OF OUR FORCED CIRCULATION VACUUM EVAPORATORS
Startup & fill up
When the evaporator is switched on, the loading valve opens and the product starts to fill the vessel's chamber.
Forced circulation
Once the level is reached, the recirculation circulation pump is activated to create a constant liquid flow across the heat exchanger and its corresponding vessel, guaranteeing effective heat transfer and handling complex streams that would otherwise quickly scale or suffocate the process.
Circuit Heating
For thermal evaporators, either saturated steam or hot water gets routed through the jackets to reach operating temperature.
Electrical evaporators use a series of electrical resistors within the vessel to achieve the same result.
Circulation & condensation
Once the whole circuit has reached operating temperature, the vapors from the vessel when routed through heat exchangers and condensed to retrieve the distillate. Heat is recovered during the processed, heating the new product brought in to refill the vessel.
3D VIDEO ANIMATION
The following is a 3D video animation that shows step-by-step how our multiple effect evaporators work.
CONFIGURATIONS
We offer forced circulation evaporators in both thermal and electric energy options, as well as one, two, and three effects to adapt the solution to each client’s capacity, energy availability, and budget constraints.
Thermal energy works well for high volumes and when it is readily available as excess heat, and electric is more flexible and efficent for many flows and floorpan constraints.
Single-effect units are ideal for lower flows or when simplicity and lower CAPEX are priorities, while additional effects significantly reduce energy consumption by reusing latent heat.
