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ENCON Evaporators |
Typical Distillation InstallationInstallation of the ENCON Distillation System is very straight forward and is generally handled by facilities, maintenance or plant engineering personnel. Primary connections include plumbing from the holding tank, sump, or pit to the feed pump and/or inlet valve. Then from the pump and/or inlet valve to the 1" NPT inlet located on the lid of the evaporator. Also required is plumbing of cooling water (inlet and outlet) to the shell and tube heat exchanger. Other optional plumbing includes hard piping with a manual ball valve from the fitting on the residue cleanout flange to a residue holding tank as well as providing a nipple and manual ball valve to allow for decanting of free oil to a drum. The only stack required for the ENCON Distillation System is for the flue gas (except in the case of steam and electrically heated system, in which case no stack is required). A high temperature (350-550F flue gas) B-Vent stack can be easily fitted over the outlet end of the draft inducer located on the chimney side of the system. The stack is typically installed vertically through the ceiling but can also be run at an angle to a nearby wall then run vertically up the side of the building. Finally, electrical power is run to the auxiliary control panel on the rear of the evaporator. Single phase, 110 VAC power is required for units 8-72 gal/hr (excluding electrically heated systems which require either 240 or 480 VAC, three phase power) and three phase, 240 or 480 VAC power is required for units rated 96-400 gal/hr. All primary system components such as level probes, blowers, burners, and modem are prewired and tested at the factory. Below is a typical layout of an ENCON Distillation installation.  Click on image for full-size view & details. Copyright © 2007 ENCON Water Systems Inc. All Rights Reserved |