The demisters installed in a flash-type evaporator serve to __________.
• Flash-type evaporator operation and how seawater turns into vapor and then fresh water • Purpose of a demister in any steam/vapor system (what does the name suggest?) • Difference between removing gases (deaeration) and removing liquid droplets (entrainment)
• Ask yourself: in a flash evaporator, what problem would occur if tiny seawater droplets stayed with the vapor instead of being removed? • Which answer choices talk about removing gases versus removing liquid water, and which function is more logically linked to the word "demister"? • Think through the sequence: seawater flashes to vapor → vapor passes through something → then condenses. At which point in this path would a demister do its job?
• Identify whether deaeration refers to removing dissolved gases or liquid droplets. • Decide what entrained water droplets are and how they affect the purity (salt content) of distillate. • Confirm which choice best describes removing liquid water from vapor before it condenses.
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