Lecture

Evaporation System Analysis

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Description

This lecture discusses the analysis of a four-stage evaporation system where a 50% sugar solution is concentrated to 65% by evaporating water. Degree-of-freedom analysis is performed for each subsystem and the overall system, determining flow and composition of all streams.

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