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How to choose the adsorbents according to different dew points?
The dew point is also called dew point temperature. The temperature to which the gaseous water contained in the air is saturated and condenses into liquid water at a fixed air pressure. Dew point is divided into atmospheric dew point and pressure dew point. The lower the dew point, the dri...Read more -
Water accumulation of the dryer in summer
Both the temperature and the air humidity are very high in summer. The carbon steel pipes and air tanks of the dryer are easy to get rusty. And the rust is easy to block the drainage elements. Blocked outlet will cause poor drainage. If the water in the air tank exceeds the air outlet position, i...Read more -
What Is The Difference Between A Non-Cycling And Cycling Dryers
For applications that require dry air, but do not call for a critical dew point, a refrigerated air dryer would be a great option, as it is cost effective and comes in a non-cycling and cycling option dependent on your budget and needs. Non-Cycling Dryers: A refrigerated non-cycling dryer is a ...Read more -
Activated Zeolite Powder Q&A
Q1: What is the temperature that the activated zeolite powder can absorb in the glue? A1: 500 degrees below no problem, the original molecular sieve powder at 550 degrees, high temperature baking will lose crystallization water, when the temperature dropped to room temperature, will slowly absorb...Read more -
Activated Alumina Q&A
Q1.How much is the regeneration temperature of molecular sieve , activated alumina , silica alumina gel and silica alumina gel (water resistant)? (air dryer) A1:Activated alumina :160℃-190℃ Molecular sieve :200℃-250℃ Silica alumina gel:120℃-150℃ The dew point pressure can reach -60℃ in normal...Read more -
Desiccant Dryer Options
Regenerative desiccant dryers are designed to provide standard dew points of -20 °C (-25° F), -40° C/F or -70 °C (-100 °F), but that comes at a cost of purge air that will need to be utilized and accounted for within a compressed air system. There are various types of regeneration when it comes t...Read more