CAPACITY AND ECONOMY OF MULTIPLE-EFFECT EVAPORATORS  The total capacity of a multiple-effect evaporator is usually no greater than that of a single-effect evaporator having a heating surface equal to one of the effects and operating under the same terminal conditions, and, when there is an appreciable boiling-point elevation, is often considerably smaller.
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