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The Multi-Effect water distiller converts purified water into Water for Injection through repeated evaporation, vapor separation and condensation.
Typical Process:
Purified Water Feed → Preheating → Multi-Effect Evaporation → Vapor-Liquid Separation → Condensation → Conductivity Check → WFI Discharge
Heat from one effect is reused by the next effect, improving thermal efficiency compared with single-effect distillation.
Multiple evaporation stages reuse thermal energy for more efficient continuous WFI production.
Vapor-liquid separation helps reduce entrained droplets before final condensation.
Parts contacting feed water, pure steam and WFI use 316L stainless steel.
Automatic venting helps maintain stable evaporation and heat-transfer conditions.
Temperature, pressure, conductivity and operating conditions can be centrally monitored.
Product water quality can be continuously checked during operation.
Sloped piping and low-point drainage help reduce retained water after operation.
Pure steam production can be added according to application requirements.
Parameter | Specification |
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Equipment Type | Multi-Effect Water Distiller |
Feed Water | Purified Water |
Product Water | Water for Injection |
Process | Multi-Effect Evaporation & Condensation |
Separation Method | Three-Stage Vapor-Liquid Separation |
Contact Material | SS316L |
Seal Material | PTFE |
Control | PLC + PID |
Monitoring | Temperature / Pressure / Conductivity |
Gas Venting | Automatic |
Operating Mode | Continuous |
Pure Steam Output | Optional |
Production Capacity | Customized |
Structure diagram of a pharmaceutical multi-effect water distiller for WFI production, showing the feed water inlet, preheater, effect columns, falling-film evaporator, vapor-liquid separator, condenser, sensors, PLC control panel and WFI outlet.