Evaporation Flashcards

1
Q

an important unit operation commonly employed to remove ________
from dilute liquid foods to obtain _____________ liquid products

A

EVAPORATION
Water
concentrated

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2
Q

removal of water from foods provides __________ ________
and assists in reducing transportation and storage costs

A

microbiological stability

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3
Q

How is evaporation differs from dehydration?

A

the final product remains in liquid
state

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4
Q

How is evaporation differs distillation

A

the vapors produced in
the evaporator are not further divided into fractions

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5
Q

provides the means to transfer heat
from low-pressure steam to the product

A

non-contact heat exchanger

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6
Q

he product inside the evaporation chamber is kept under ____________ →causes the temperature difference between ______ and the _________ to increase, and the product boils at relatively_____ temperature, thus minimizing _____ damage →the vapors produced are conveyed through a _________ to a vacuum system →the steam condenses inside the heat exchanger and the condensate is ________ ( singleeffect evaporator: the vapors produced are discarded; multiple- effect
evaporator: vapors are reused as the heating medium in another
evaporator chamber)

A

vacuum
steam
product
low
heat
condenser
discarded

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7
Q

the_________ of the liquid food have a profound effect on the performance of the evaporation process

in designing evaporation systems, it is important to keep in perspective the preceding __________of liquid food

A

characteristics

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8
Q

concentrated liquid results in _________ heat transfer

A

reduced

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9
Q

the __________ _______ rises as the liquid concentrates, resulting in a smaller differential of temperature between the heating medium
and the product → causes reduced rate of heat transfer

A

boiling point

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10
Q

food products are noted for their __________
________thus evaporation
must involve reducing the temperature for boiling as well as the
time of heating, to avoid excessive product degradation

A

heat sensitivity

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11
Q

_________(make dirty) of the heat-exchange surface can seriously
reduce the rate of heat transfer

A

fouling

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12
Q

increase in boiling point over that of pure water, at a given
pressure

A

Boiling Point Elevation

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13
Q

a simple method to estimate boiling-point elevation is the use of
_______________ →states that a ______relationship exists between the boiling point temperature of the_________ and the boiling-point temperature of ________at the same______________ (hold over moderate
temperature ranges which is quite acceptable)

A

Duhring’s rule
linear
solution
water
pressure

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14
Q

Types of Evaporators

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❖Batch-type Pan Evaporator
❖Natural Circulation Evaporators
❖Rising-Film Evaporator
❖Falling-Film Evaporator
❖Rising/Falling-Film Evaporator
❖Forced-Circulation Evaporator
❖Agitated Thin-Film Evaporator

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15
Q

one of the simplest and perhaps the oldest type of evaporator used in the food industry

A

Batch-Type Pan Evaporator

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16
Q

the product is heated in a _____________→ the heating vessel may be open to the _______ or connected to a ______ and vacuum
→permits boiling the product at temperatures lower than the ________ at atmospheric pressure, thus reducing
the thermal damage to heat-sensitive products

A

steam jacketed spherical vessel
atmosphere
condenser

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17
Q

heat transfer area per unit volume is_______
residence time is long , up to several hours

A

small
Batch-Type Pan Evaporator

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18
Q

heating of the product occurs mainly due to natural convection, resulting in smaller convective heat-transfer
coefficients

poor heat-transfer=reduce the processing capacities

A

Batch-Type Pan Evaporator

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19
Q

short vertical tubes, typically 1-2 m long and 50-100 mm in diameter, are arranged inside the steam chest

A

Natural Circulation Evaporators

20
Q

✓the whole calandria (tubes & steam chest) is located in the bottom of the vessel

A

Natural Circulation Evaporators

21
Q

the product, when heated, rises through these tubes by natural circulation while steam condenses outside the tubes
but the evaporation takes place inside the tubes, and the product is concentrated

the concentrated
liquid falls back to the
base of the vessel
through a _________

a _________ heat
exchanger can be
provided outside the
main evaporation
vessel to preheat the
liquid feed.

A

central
annular section
shell-and-tube

22
Q

✓involves a noncontact heat exchanger where liquid food is circulated at high rates

A

Forced-Circulation Evaporator

23
Q

in Forced-Circulation Evaporator a hydrostatic head, above the top of the tubes,
eliminates any_______ of the liquid

24
Q

In Forced-Circulation Evaporator inside the separator, absolute pressure is kept slightly
lower than that in the tube bundle → the liquid entering the separator______ to form a vapor
✓the temperature difference across the heating surface in the heat exchanger is usually______

A

flashes
3-5ºC

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in Forced-Circulation Evaporator, axial flow pumps are generally used to maintain high circulation rates with linear velocities of________ vs ______ m/s for natural circulation evaporators
2-6 m/s 0.3-1
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both capital and operating costs of these evaporators are very low in comparison with other types of evaporator
Forced-Circulation Evaporator
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✓a low viscosity liquid food is allowed to boil inside ______ m long vertical tubes →heated from the _______ with steam
Rising-Film Evaporator 10-15 outside
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Rising-Film Evaporator where a liquid rises inside these tubes by vapors formed near the ___________ of the heating tubes → the _______movement of vapors causes a thin liquid film to move rapidly upward
bottom upward
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temp difference of Rising-Film Evaporator
at least 14 ºC
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high convective heat transfer coefficients are achieved in these evaporators
Rising-Film Evaporator
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although the operation is mostly once-through, liquid can be recirculated if necessary to obtain the required solid concentration
Rising-Film Evaporator
32
has a thin liquid film moving downward under gravity on the inside of the vertical tubes
Falling-Film Evaporator
33
the design of such evaporators is complicated since the distribution of liquid in a uniform film flowing downward in a tube is more difficult→ accomplished by the use of specially designed distributors or spray nozzles
Falling-Film Evaporator
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can handle more viscous liquids than the rising-film type
Falling-Film Evaporator
35
best suited for highly heat sensitive products such as orange juice
Falling-Film Evaporator
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Residence time of Falling-Film Evaporator
20 – 30 s
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Residence time of Rising-Film Evaporator
3-4 min
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the product is concentrated by circulation through a rising-film section followed by a falling-film section
Rising/Falling-Film Evaporator
39
in Rising/Falling-Film Evaporator the product is first concentrated as it _________through a rising tube section, followed by the preconcentrated product ______________ through a falling film section → attains its final _________
ascends descending concentration
40
✓for very viscous fluid foods, feed is spread on the inside of the cylindrical heating surface by wiper blades
Agitated Thin-Film Evaporator
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due to high agitation, considerably higher rates of _______ _________are obtained
higher rates
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Agitated Thin-Film Evaporator ✓the ____________configuration results in low heat-transfer area capacity per unit volume of the produc
cylindrical
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In Agitated Thin-Film Evaporator,_________ __________steam is used as the heating medium to obtain high wall temperatures for reasonable evaporation rates
high pressure
44
high capital and maintenance cost;low processing capacity
Agitated Thin-Film Evaporator
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✓in addition to the tubular shape, __________evaporators are also used in the industry this use the principles of rising/falling film, falling-film, wiped-film, and forced-circulation evaporators
plate
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_____________plate evaporator is more compact, thus requiring less floor area than a tubular unit
rising/falling-film
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a capacity of 25,000 to 30, 000 kg water removed per hour is not uncommon
falling-film plate evaporator