Most evaporator applications in rendering use waste heat -- usually vapors from a continuous cooker or dryer. Common applications include the concentration of waste water streams or water pressed from hydrolyzed feathers, the drying of restaurant grease, and the evaporation of water from raw material. In some rendering systems, evaporators are used as cookers. This requires you to grind the raw material finely and add fat to form a slurry which will flow easily through the evaporator tubes.Click on the links below to learn more about the types of evaporator systems and their applications.Choose an Evaporator SystemRetrofit SystemsGr
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Most evaporator applications in rendering use waste heat -- usually vapors from a continuous cooker or dryer. Common applications include the concentration of waste water streams or water pressed from hydrolyzed feathers, the drying of restaurant grease, and the evaporation of water from raw material. In some rendering systems, evaporators are used as cookers. This requires you to grind the raw material finely and add fat to form a slurry which will flow easily through the evaporator tubes.Click on the links below to learn more about the types of evaporator systems and their applications.Choose an Evaporator SystemRetrofit SystemsGr