The evaporator manufacturing process is preceded by an even more important step—evaporator design. Here at Caloris, we work very closely with your facility’s team to make sure the evaporator we provide to you is exactly what your production process requires.
Pre-Game: Critical Steps Before the Evaporator Manufacturing Process
A typical new evaporator project starts with a visit to your facility by one of our application engineers. While there, our team will discuss with you the process, product and production goals you have for your plant. We then inspect any existing equipment to gather data. If you are launching a greenfield facility, we will listen carefully to your plans for developing the next step in the process.
We use this data and information in the pre-engineering effort to develop the right evaporator process solution for you.
First, Caloris works with you to create a system concept that fulfills your business objectives, with regards to uptime, production volumes, cleanability, operability and efficiency. Then we get down to the specifics you need to move forward. Caloris works through the process engineering, mechanical engineering, and CAD design work for the complete system.
We will evaluate specialty materials of construction if required or unique structural requirements for earthquake zones, etc. We include basic engineering drawings and related documents with sufficient detail for you and your general contractor to proceed confidently with the design of new building facilities or the retrofit of an existing one. There’s no guesswork for foundations, structural support steel, or whatever permitting may be required for the installation and launch of the new processing system. Everything works seamlessly with your total processing line.
After we present the pre-engineering package to you and you accept it, the evaporator manufacturing process gets underway. Once the equipment is complete, Caloris arrives on-site with our installation and commissioning teams, who make sure that every detail is taken care of when the equipment arrives on-site. Finally, we train your facility personnel to use the new equipment and make ourselves available should you need further assistance.
Are you thinking about how a new evaporator could benefit your facility? Contact our team today at problem.solved@caloris.com for more information.