This utility model discloses an energy-saving low-temperature
desalination and
dehydration device, relating to the technical field of
desalination and
dehydration equipment. It includes a vacuum
evaporator and a feed inlet: the feed inlet is located above the vacuum
evaporator. After the concentrated water discharged from the membrane separation component of this energy-saving low-temperature
desalination and
dehydration device enters the
crystallization reactor, a second motor drives the
drive shaft to rotate, causing the wall-scraping
agitator to operate continuously within the
crystallization reactor. This agitation promotes uniform
crystallization of salts in the solution, preventing disordered
crystal growth due to localized
supersaturation, thus improving crystallization efficiency and purity. Furthermore, the outer end of the wall-scraping
agitator moves closely against the inner wall of the crystallization reactor, effectively preventing crystals from adhering to the reactor wall and forming scale, thus avoiding
impact on the reactor's
heat transfer efficiency and subsequent cleaning difficulty. This ensures uniform
solid-liquid distribution of the mixed liquid entering the
centrifugal separator, providing favorable conditions for subsequent
solid-liquid separation, thereby guaranteeing the efficient and stable operation of the entire desalination and dehydration process.