The multi-effect water distiller is designed to use purified water as feed water and industrial steam as the heat source to produce Water for Injection (WFI) with high-purity. The WFI produced fully meets the stringent requirements of the Chinese Pharmacopoeia (CP 2020), United States Pharmacopeia (USP 43), and European Pharmacopoeia (EP 10), making it suitable for a wide range of pharmaceutical applications.
When combined with a reverse osmosis system, the multi-effect water distiller can be used to produce Water for Injection for human use and large-volume parenteral solutions. It is also well-suited for pharmaceutical manufacturing and hospital applications.
Model | Capacity (L/h) | Industrial Steam Consumption (L/h) | Feed Water Consumption (L/h) | Cooling Water Consumption (L/h) | Dimensions (mm) |
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≥100 | 30 | 110 | 80 | 1080×585×2800 |
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≥300 | 80 | 330 | 170 | 1760×755×3000 |
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≥500 | 115 | 550 | 190 | 2000×805×3500 |
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≥1000 | 250 | 1100 | 350 | 2300×1000×4000 |
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≥1000 | 210 | 1100 | 0 | 2930×1000×4000 |
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≥2000 | 440 | 2200 | 0 | 3650×1200×4100 |
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≥3000 | 670 | 3300 | 0 | 3800×1200×4200 |
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≥4000 | 900 | 4400 | 0 | 4300×1250×4500 |
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≥5000 | 1130 | 5500 | 0 | 4600×1400×4600 |
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≥6000 | 1350 | 6600 | 0 | 4600×1400×4900 |
The production capacity ranges from 100–300 L/h for 4-effect models, 300–1500 L/h for 5-effect models, and 1500–6000 L/h for 6-effect models.
Note: The distillation unit is available in multiple-effect configurations to accommodate different production scales: 4-effect systems typically produce 100 to 300 liters per hour, 5-effect systems range from 300 to 1500 liters per hour, and 6-effect models deliver between 1500 and 6000 liters per hour.
Qualified feed water is pressurized by a multi-stage pump and first enters the condenser. It then passes sequentially through the preheaters of each effect. In the condenser, the feed water is heated by secondary steam and distilled water; as it flows through each preheater, it is further warmed by the condensate from the secondary steam. In the first-effect preheater, the feed water is heated by condensate from industrial steam. The preheated water then enters the first-effect evaporator, where it is evenly sprayed along the inner walls of the heating tubes by a water distributor. This creates a thin water film that flows down the tube walls and is vaporized by industrial steam. The resulting secondary steam, which may contain entrained water droplets, moves from the bottom of the evaporation chamber into a steam-water separation device. Here, pure steam is separated and sent to the next effect as the heating source, while any remaining feed water flows into the next effect. This process repeats across multiple effects.
Ultimately, the pure steam is condensed in the condenser, combined with condensate from other effects (except the first effect), and cooled. After non-condensable gases are vented (some models include continuous degassing devices on evaporators), the condensed water becomes Water for Injection. The outlet includes online conductivity monitoring; only distilled water that meets WFI specifications is discharged as final product, while non-conforming water is automatically drained.
The multi-effect distillation unit uses purified water as feed water and industrial steam as the heat source to produce high-purity WFI. The six-effect model does not require additional cooling water. The produced WFI fully complies with CP 2020, USP 43, and EP 10 specifications, ensuring it meets the stringent purity requirements of pharmaceutical manufacturing.
Biotech labs have high requirements with the purity of water used and must avoid endotoxin contamination, especially during cell culture and reagent preparation. The advanced steam-water separation system in this distillation unit that operates effectively even with lower-grade feed water, reduces endotoxin formation. The six-effect design eliminates the need for additional cooling water, making it ideal for biotech laboratory applications.
Absolutely. The multi-effect distillation unit meets the regulatory standards of CP 2020, USP 43, and EP 10 for WFI. The six-effect model requires no additional cooling water, is easy to operate, offers a long service life, and ensures the high purity needed for clinical medical use.
Thanks to its multi-effect design, secondary steam is reused across multiple stages, achieving high energy efficiency. The five-effect model requires only a small amount of cooling water, while the six-effect model operates without any cooling water, reducing overall water usage while maintaining purity.
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