Material properties: Select the appropriate type based on factors such as viscosity, corrosivity, and presence of solid particles (e.g., titanium is resistant to strong acids and alkalis).
Processing capacity: Determine the daily processing capacity (such as the hourly production of water in tons) to match the equipment scale.
Working pressure: Determine whether it is under normal pressure or vacuum environment, which affects the calculation of heating area and power matching.
Energy efficiency requirements: Prioritize energy-saving models (such as falling film evaporation tanks) to reduce operating costs.
Material selection: 304 stainless steel is suitable for ordinary water quality, 316L is suitable for corrosive solutions, and titanium is resistant to strong acids and alkalis.
After-sales service: Choose a manufacturer that provides free installation and debugging, a long warranty period (at least 1 year), and timely supply of consumable parts.