Number of evaporators which can be used in service in a multiple effect evaporation system is limited by the__________________?

Correct answer: D. Both A. & B.

  • A. Practical limit reached, due to low heat transfer rate because of inadequate temperature
  • B. difference
  • C. Economic limit reached, when the plant cost exceeds the saving of steam
  • D. Both A. & B.
  • E. Neither A. nor B.

Explanation

Adding effects eventually gives too little temperature difference per effect, reducing heat-transfer rates, while the extra equipment also becomes economically unjustified. Therefore both practical and economic limits restrict the number of effects.

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