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Continuous crystallization represents a fundamental process in industrial applications where precise control over crystal size and purity is essential. This process amalgamates complex scientific principles with practical execution, requiring careful management of variables such as concentration, cooling gradient, and residence time under supersaturated conditions. Continuous crystallizers are preferred as they enable a steady state with consistent temperature, concentration, and residence time, resulting in larger crystals. The heat removal system plays a crucial role in this process, influenced by the chemistry and solid deposition. Periodic cleaning of heat transfer surfaces is challenging but critical, as incrustation can necessitate alternative heat removal solutions. Choices between atmospheric and vacuum crystallization depend on the system requirements. Technologies like Forced Circulation, Draft Tube, and Controlled Turbulence are employed to optimize agitation and crystal growth. These systems function under both atmospheric pressure and vacuum, efficiently producing larger crystals.