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Supplier: Hebeler LLC.
Description: This evaporation technology provides once through evaporation of heat sensitive materials. The high velocities realized in this evaporator reduce fouling to an absolute minimum while achieving high concentrations at low temperatures. Low head room requirements. Preserves product
- Application: Other
- Operation: Production
- Process: Falling Film, Rising Film
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Supplier: Hebeler LLC.
Description: Homogeneous Distribution of the liquid to the top of the vertical heating tube assures that a thin uniform film flows down the inside surface of the tubes. Buflovak incorporates its exclusive film distribution technique to equally distribute film to all the tubes interior
- Operation: Production
- Process: Falling Film
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Supplier: APV, An SPX Brand
Description: Combining all the advantages of the Rising/Falling Film Plate Evaporator with the even shorter residence time, the APV Falling Film Plate Evaporator is widely recognized as the standard for making premium products. The APV Falling Film Plate
- Application: Food Processing
- Process: Falling Film
- System Capacity: 9070 to 272109 kg/hr
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Supplier: APV, An SPX Brand
Description: As the original plate type evaporator, the Rising/Falling Film Plate system is a flexible, multi-duty unit engineered to handle small to medium production runs of heat sensitive products. Water removal capacities range from 1,000 to 35,000 lbs/hr (454 to 15,876 kg/h) for the
- Application: Food Processing
- Process: Falling Film, Rising Film
- System Capacity: 4535 to 158730 kg/hr
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The formation of thermophilic spores during the manufacture of whole milk powder
Following heat treatment, the milk passed through a two-effect five-pass mechanical vapour recompression falling film evaporator ( Niro A/S MKT, Soeborg, Denmark).
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Composition and nutritional value of commercial dried whey products from feta cheese manufacture
The retentates were further concentrated in a falling film evaporator ( Niro France SAS, Montigny-le-Bretoneux, France) under vacuum (840 mbar), cooled to 36°C and then dried at an outlet temperature of 80°C in .
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Roles of Water and Solids Composition in the Control of Glass Transition and Stickiness of Milk Powders
Lactose in MPC-15 was partially crystallised after raising the solids content (60% w/w) in a Niro 3 effect falling film evaporator (GEA Niro , Søborg, Denmark) at 70 ◦ C followed by flash cooling to 32 ◦ C, .
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Protein Hydrolysates in Biotechnology
Fig. 6 Falling film evaporator (Courtesy: Niro Inc.
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Evaporation plant.
A description is given of the following processes which illustrate latest developments in plant design: the Luwa thin film evaporator; the Alfa-Laval Centre-Therm evaporator; the Stork-Bowen multi-stage falling film evaporators ; the Niro Atomizer rotary thin-film concentrator; and …
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Online Process Economics Optimizers
For example, the Kauri K2 Milk Powder Plant makes whole and skim milk powders using two falling film evaporators and one Niro atomizing spray drier.
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IRISH STUDY TOUR, 1968
… of dials and controls which operates the system and regulates the intake of skim milk into two 20,000 gal storage tanks prior to concentration in a Wie- gand falling film evaporator , which is linked to a Niro spray dryer with a …
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Dairy Crest's Alfreton Creamery.
It is produced on a Niro system, which includes a 5-stage falling film evaporator with concentrate finisher and 2-stage flash cooler (is is also capable of producing skim or skim/whey concentrates).
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Kent and Riegel’s Handbook of Industrial Chemistry and Biotechnology
The newest of the evaporators is the falling film plate evaporator (e.g., Balcke-Diir, Niro , Inc., GEA Ecoflex GmbH), the first one being installed in 1992.
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Milk‐based Gels Made with κ‐Carrageenan
The preheated milk was concentrated to about 44% total sol- ids in a falling film evaporator and dried to 4% moisture in a Niro production Minor spray drier (Niro A/S, D⌲-2860 Soeborg, Den- mark).