Article | REF: F3003 V1

Evaporation

Authors: Martine DECLOUX, Bernard RÉMOND

Publication date: June 10, 2009, Review date: December 5, 2017

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1. Basic data for water, water vapor and solutions

The solutions concerned by concentration in the food industry are most often aqueous solutions. So, before describing the circuits of an evaporator, we have chosen to group together, in the first part, data on water, water vapor and solutions with solutes.

1.1 Water and water vapor characteristics

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1.1.1 Water vapor pressure

It's impossible to talk about concentration by evaporation without returning to the notion of water vapour pressure exerted by water and the phenomenon of boiling....

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