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EVAPORATION
Purwiyatno Hariyadi, Eko Hari Purnomo,
Elvira Syamsir, Nur Wulandari
Evaporation
• An important unit operation
• Involves the application of heat to vaporize water at the
boiling point.
• Employed to remove water from dilute liquid foods to
obtain concentrated liquid products
• Microbial stability
• Reducing transportation & storage costs
• Differs from
• Dehydration (end prod: solid state)
• Distillation (end prod: fractions)
• Evaporation end prod: liquid state
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Application
• Dairy industry concentrate milk
• Fruit juice industry produce concentrates
• Jams, jellies, and preserves raise the solids
content necessary for gelling
• Sugar industry concentrate sugar solutions for
crystallization
• Raise the solids content of dilute solutions prior to
spray or freeze drying.
Process
• Atmospheric (open) evaporation
• Initial temperature at which the solution boils
• Some degrees above 100C, depending on the solids content
• As the solution becomes more concentrated
the evaporation temperature will rise
• Simple
• Slow
• Not very efficient (energy)
• Heat sensitive product degradation of quality (flavor,
color, etc)
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Process
• Vacuum evaporation
• Low temp
• Pressure in the evaporator 7.5 – 85.0 kPa absolute
evaporation temperatures 40 – 95°C
• Efficient energy utilization can be designed
• Heat from the vapors used to preheat the feed
• Using multiple effects
• Device
Separate vapour from concentrated liquid phase
• Condenser
Convert the vapour back to a liquid
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Hasil
Evaporasi
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Boiling-Point Elevation
• Dühring’s rule:
• Simple method to estimate boiling-point elevation
• A linier relationship between the boiling-point temperature of
solution and the boiling-point temperature of water at the
same pressure
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FEED FEED
• mf = mass flow rate of feed (kg/s)
• xf = solid fraction in feed (dimensionless)
• Tf = feed temperature (ºC)
• Hf(Tf, xf)= enthalpy of feed (kJ/kg)
STEAM
IN
• ms = mass flow rate of steam (kg/s)
• Ts = steam temperature (ºC)
• Hv(Ts)= enthalpy of saturated vapor at Ts (kJ/kg)
OUT
• Ts = steam temperature (ºC)
IN OUT
• ms = mass flow rate of steam (kg/s)
STEAM • Hc(Ts)= enthalpy of condensat at Ts (kJ/kg)
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PRODUCT PRODUCT
• mp = mass flow rate of product (kg/s)
• xp = solid fraction in product (dimensionless)
• T1 = boiling temperature maintained inside evaporator
chamber (ºC)
• Hp(Tp, xp)= enthalpy of product(kJ/kg)
VAPOR
VAPOR
• mv = mass flow rate of vapor (kg/s)
• T1 = boiling temperature maintained inside
evaporator chamber (ºC)
• Hv(Ts)= enthalpy of saturated vapor at Ts (kJ/kg)
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Mass balance
. .
• mf = mass flow rate of feed (kg/s)
• mv = mass flow rate of vapor (kg/s)
• mp = mass flow rate of product (kg/s)
• xf = solid fraction in feed (dimensionless)
• xp = solid fraction in product (dimensionless)
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Enthalpy balance
. , + . . . , + .
, ,
, 0
, 0
• cpf = specific heat content of feed (kJ/kg.°C)
• cpp = specific heat content of product (kJ/kg.°C)
Siebel’s equation:
0.8 0.2 …………………… BTU/lb.°F
3349 837.36 ……………… J/kg.°C
M = water fraction
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,
• Enthalpy of steam (vapor, condensate) or vapor
• Obtained from the steam table
. . . .
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Mass balance:
Enthalpy balance:
. , + . . . , + .
. , + . . . , + .
. , + . . . , + .
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. . .
. . .
. . .
Steam economy
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Example
• Apple juice is being concentrated in single-effect
evaporator. At steady-state condition, dilute juice is the
feed introduced at a rate of 0.67 kg/s. The concentration
of the dilute juice is 11% total solids. The juice is
concentrated to 75% total solids. The specific heats of
dilute apple juice and concentrate are 3.9 and 2.3
kJ/kg.°C, respectively. The steam pressure is measured
to be 273.7 kPa. The inlet feed temperature is 43.3°C.
The product inside the evaporator boils at 62.2°C. The
overall heat-transfer coefficient is assumed to be 943
W/m².°C. Assume negligible boiling-point elevation.
Calculate the mass flow rate of concentrated product,
steam requirements, steam economy, and the heat-
transfer area.
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Solution
. .
0.11 0.67 0.75
0.098
0.67 0.098
,
0
3.9 .° 43.3° 0° 168.9
,
0
2.3 .° 62.2° 0° 143.1
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5. Enthalpy balance:
. , . . . , .
2162.49 1390.5
0.64
0.57
0.89
0.64
20.4
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