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Working Principle of Pneuzorb Air Dryer
First cycle:
Micron filter (1) removes bulk moisture and liquid oil from the Wet compressed air. Shuttle valve (3) diverts this pre-treated air to bottom of the Tower (T1). While compressed air passes through the Tower (T1), Premium grade desiccant filled in the tower adsorbs moisture and dries the air. Dry air leaves the Tower (T1) through Check valve (2). Thus Dry, filtered compressed air is available to the application.
While wet air is being dried in Tower (T1), Tower (T2) shall be regenerated. Portion of dry air coming out of Tower (T1) expands to atmospheric pressure through a small orifice (Inbuilt in Check valve) and become subsaturated. This subsaturated dry air purges out all moisture from the Tower (T2) makes it ready for Second cycle. Air flow is diverted to the Tower (T2) by valves and controller for second cycle. Second cycle is just a replica of first cycle with towers interchanged and thus the process continues.
Summits Pneuzorb air dryer is designed to achieve the pressure dew point -20°C and -40°C meeting the requirement of Class 3 and 2 as stipulated in the international standard ISO 8573-1:2010
ISO 8573-1:2010, Table 2 – Compressed air purity classes for Humidity
Class | Pressure dewpoint, °C |
---|---|
0 | As specified by the equipment user or supplier & more stringent than class 1. |
1 | ≤-70 |
2 | ≤-40 |
3 | ≤-20 |
4 | ≤+3 |
5 | ≤+7 |
6 | ≤+10 |
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