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December 12, 2025

Applications and Effectiveness of Sodium Chloride and Sodium Sulfate Single-Effect Evaporators

Key Features and Benefits:

1.High-Efficiency Evaporation: These evaporators are designed to provide high heat transfer efficiency. By operating under vacuum and low-temperature conditions, they can evaporate water rapidly, reducing the overall heating time. This makes them particularly effective for industries requiring fast and efficient concentration of 

solutions.

2.Corrosion Resistance: Sodium chloride and sodium sulfate are highly corrosive substances, so these evaporators are made with materials such as titanium or 316L stainless steel to ensure they can withstand prolonged exposure to these harsh chemicals. This corrosion-resistant design enhances the lifespan and durability of the equipment.

3.Anti-Scale Technology: The evaporators incorporate a forced circulation mechanism that prevents salt crystallization from clogging pipes. This anti-scale feature is critical in maintaining the long-term efficiency of the system.

4.Automatic Control Systems: Modern sodium chloride and sodium sulfate single-effect evaporators come equipped with DCS (Distributed Control System) or PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) systems. These allow for remote monitoring and automated operation, reducing the need for manual intervention and ensuring consistent performance.

5.Salt Recovery: One of the standout features is the ability to separate and recover salts from the concentrated solution. This can be done through crystallization and subsequent filtration or centrifugation, enabling the recovery of valuable sodium chloride and sodium sulfate salts for reuse or disposal.


Working Principle:

The process begins with the evaporation of water from wastewater by heating, followed by condensation of secondary steam. The water vapor is not reused, ensuring that the process remains simple and efficient. The remaining concentrated solution is then processed in a crystallizer, where sodium chloride and sodium sulfate crystals precipitate out. These crystals are separated through centrifugation or filtration, recovering the salts from the waste stream.


Applications in Various Industries:

1.Chemical Industry: Sodium chloride and sodium sulfate single-effect evaporators are widely used for treating wastewater in industries that generate high concentrations of these salts. This includes applications in the fertilizer, pharmaceutical, and dye industries, where large amounts of saline wastewater are produced.

2.Wastewater Treatment: They are also highly effective for treating high-salinity, high-concentration organic wastewater. These evaporators help reduce the environmental impact by efficiently concentrating and recovering valuable salts from waste streams.


Energy Consumption and Optimization:

One of the primary drawbacks of single-effect evaporators is their relatively high energy consumption. Typically, 1.1 to 1.2 tons of steam is required to evaporate one ton of water. To address this issue, industries seeking long-term, energy-efficient operations may consider upgrading to multi-effect evaporators or mechanical vapor recompression (MVR) systems. These alternatives significantly reduce energy consumption, offering a more sustainable solution for large-scale operations.


Conclusion:

Single-effect evaporators for sodium chloride and sodium sulfate are effective for treating high-salinity and corrosive wastewater, making them invaluable tools in various chemical and wastewater treatment industries. However, given the high energy demands of single-effect evaporation, careful consideration and potential upgrading to more energy-efficient systems is recommended to optimize long-term performance and reduce operating costs.



Sodium chloride and sodium sulfate single-effect evaporators
Sodium chloride and sodium sulfate single-effect evaporators

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