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| Categories | MVR Evaporator |
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| Brand Name: | Hanpu |
| Place of Origin: | China |
| Certification: | ce,iso |
| MOQ: | 1set |
| Price: | 100000 |
| Packaging Details: | Packing in wooden case |
| Delivery Time: | 90days-150days |
| Model Number: | MVR |
| Company Info. |
| Jiangsu Hanpu Mechanical Technology Co., Ltd |
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Engineer-to-order MVR (Mechanical Vapor Recompression) evaporator for brine treatment and chemical effluent desalination. A high-efficiency steam compressor mechanically recompresses secondary vapor to provide the heating duty, cutting fresh steam consumption and enabling continuous, low-OPEX operation for ZLD and resource recovery schemes.
Secondary vapor is mechanically compressed to elevate saturation temperature and reused as the primary heat source. Tight control of pressure, ΔT, and circulation rates maximizes heat-transfer efficiency, lowers utilities, and stabilizes product quality across variable effluents.
PLC/HMI with closed-loop regulation of level, pressure, ΔT, and conductivity. Interlocks for compressor/VFD, vacuum/NCG handling, condensate quality guard, and alarm/event historian. Power-quality mitigation (AFE/harmonic filters) optional per site codes.
Wetted parts in SS316L/duplex (Ti/Hastelloy on request), drainable layouts, anti-scale dosing, and validated CIP for long campaigns. Elastomers and surface finishes selectable for chemical/environmental duties.

| Parameter | Typical Range* |
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| Operation | Continuous, 24/7 |
| Shell pressure (vacuum) | ~6–25 kPa(abs) (duty-dependent) |
| Compressor discharge pressure | ~45–120 kPa(abs) (sets ΔT and capacity) |
| Electric use (MVR) | ~15–40 kWh per ton of water evaporated |
| Fresh steam demand | Very low after start-up (backup/ancillary only) |
| Turndown | 50–100% with stable ΔT and quality |
| Availability | ≥95–98% with redundancy and planned CIP |
| Materials | SS316L / duplex; Ti/Hastelloy on request |
*Actual performance depends on brine chemistry, viscosity/fouling tendency, compression ratio, and heat-transfer design.
Yes. Condensate polishing and conductivity/TOC guards ensure compliance with site-specific reuse or discharge standards.
By controlling ΔT/LMTD and velocity, using anti-scale dosing, and scheduling CIP based on predictive fouling indicators.
Absolutely. Common flowsheets pair membrane pre-concentration with MVR, followed by crystallization and solid handling.

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