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While operating a two-stage flash-type evaporator, designed to operate in sea water of 70°F, the current seawater temperature is 50°F, while the salt water feed temperature is maintained at 170°F. The three-way solenoid valve trips, directing the distillate pump discharge to the bilge. Which of the following conditions is the probable cause for this occurrence?
A) Excessive and violent flashing in each stage.
B) Excessive amount of feed water being supplied to the first stage.
C) Insufficient vacuum developed as a result of the sea temperature.
D) Insufficient brine density being maintained in the second stage.
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