UFS Thin-Film Evaporation Pilot Plant Teaching Education Equipment for School Lab Chemical Engineering
UFS Thin-Film Evaporation Pilot Plant Teaching Education Equipment for School Lab Chemical Engineering
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UFS Thin-Film Evaporation Pilot Plant Teaching Education Equipment for School Lab Chemical Engineering
This evaporator consists of a cylindrical tube provided with a steam heating jacket and with a three-blade inner rotor that produces a very thin film of liquid on the walls.
TRAINING PROGRAM
This unit enables to deepen the following issues:
- Mass balances
- Energy balances
- Determination of overall heat transfer coefficient
- Optimization of evaporation process
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
Mod. UFS
- Framework of AISI 304 stainless steel with castors
- Metering pump of AISI 316 stainless steel, Qmax = 8 l/h
- Feeding tank of borosilicate glass, with capacity of 5 l
- Tank of borosilicate glass, with capacity of 4 l, for collectingthe concentrated product
- Tank of borosilicate glass, with capacity of 4 l, for collectingthe solvent
- Steam trap of AISI 304 stainless steel
- Vacuum gauge of AISI 304 stainless steel, with range of
-1 to 0 bar
- Thin film evaporator of AISI 316 stainless steel with variablespeed rotor, water-cooled mechanical seal lubricated withsilicone oil, exchange surface of 0.06 m2
- Electronic r.p.m indicator
- Shell-and-tube condenser of AISI 304 stainless steel,with exchange surface of 0.26 m2
- Pneumatic valve of AISI 316 stainless steel, Cv = 0.32, forthe control of steam flow rate
- Graduated tank of borosilicate glass, with capacity of 1 l,for measuring the condensate
- 3 thermoresistances Pt 100 with sheath of AISI 316stainless steel
- 3 electronic temperature indicators
- Liquid-ring vacuum pump with air/water separator andsolenoid on-off valve for the feeding water
- Piping and valves of AISI 304 and AISI 316 stainless steel
- Switchboard IP55, complying with EC conformity mark,including plant synoptic and ELCB
- Emergency button
Supply with
THEORETICAL – EXPERIMENTAL HANDBOOK