What is the physics behind evaporating water from milk in the dairy industry?

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Dairy Industry business consultant. I need to understand the physics of milk processing, particularly energy consumption in evaporation of water from milk.
 
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I can offer some guidance based on my work experience. I also need help to become proficient in using conversion factors of MJ to KW and similar terms as specification of driers and product behavior frequently use these.
 
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