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| Categories | MVR Evaporator |
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| Brand Name: | HANPU |
| Model Number: | MVR |
| Certification: | CE,ISO9001 |
| Place of Origin: | Jiangsu,China |
| MOQ: | 1 set |
| Price: | 200,000USD~20,000,000USD |
| Payment Terms: | L/C,D/A,D/P,T/T,Western Union |
| Supply Ability: | 1 Set/3 months |
| Delivery Time: | 3 months |
| Packaging Details: | Package with strong strap |
| Company Info. |
| Jiangsu Hanpu Mechanical Technology Co., Ltd |
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Engineer-to-order tubular (shell-and-tube) MVR evaporator with forced circulation for high-salinity, viscous, and solids-bearing streams. A mechanical vapor compressor recycles latent heat as the main duty, while tubular exchangers deliver robust heat transfer and fouling resistance. Designed for 480 V grids with fully automatic 24/7 operation.
Secondary vapor is mechanically compressed to elevate saturation temperature and reused as the heating medium. Forced-circulation loops keep tube wall shear high, protecting heat-transfer coefficients across variable chemistries.
Low-voltage integration for 480 V / 60 Hz (50–60 Hz configurable). VFD-driven compressor and pumps, soft-start, and optional AFE/harmonic filters for grid compliance. MV transformers available on request.
Wetted parts in SS316L/duplex; titanium/Hastelloy options for chloride/corrosive service. Drainable layouts, removable channel heads, CIP skid, and anti-scale dosing for long campaigns.

| Parameter | Typical Range* |
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| Power supply | 480 V LV, 60 Hz (50–60 Hz configurable) |
| Operation | Continuous, 24/7 |
| Electric use (MVR) | ~15–40 kWh per ton of water evaporated (duty/CR dependent) |
| Shell pressure (vacuum) | ~6–25 kPa(abs), feed/ΔT dependent |
| Steam demand | Very low after start-up (backup/ancillary only) |
| Materials | SS316L / duplex; Ti/Hastelloy on request |
*Performance depends on feed salinity/viscosity, fouling tendency, compression ratio, and exchanger design.
Tubular exchangers are preferred for scaling, particulates, or erosion risk—offering higher robustness and easier mechanical cleaning.
Yes—commonly paired with RO/NF pre-concentration upstream and crystallization/solids handling downstream.
Optimized ΔT/LMTD and velocity, anti-scale dosing, scheduled CIP, and materials upgrade (e.g., Ti) for aggressive brines.

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