Compression regenerative dryer

When compressed air contains a lot of heat, in most purification systems, this heat is cooled through a cooler. The air is then dried by a dryer after the temperature is reduced to achieve the required dew point. When using a traditional adsorption dryer, in order to achieve the required dew point, it is necessary to consume about 15% of the regeneration air volume for regeneration. However, the compressed regeneration dryer makes full use of the heat of the uncooled compressed air to regenerate the adsorbent, so on average, only 1% of the air volume of the treated air is needed to blow cold air to the adsorbent, which can achieve continuous drying.

• Features‌

  • Highly energy-saving
  • Three-stage discharge function
  • High protection IP55 rating
  • Cooling water temperature: 2-34℃
  • Cooling water pressure: 0.2-0.6Mpa
  • Pressure dew point: -20℃ to -40℃
  • Average regeneration air consumption ≤1%
  • 8-hour standard cycle
  • Pressure loss ≤0.04Mpa

• ‌Standard Configuration‌

  • After-cooler
  • Air-water separator
  • Automatic drain valve
  • Operation status display
  • LCD display, PLC control
  • Drying, regeneration and heating status display
  • RS485 communication interface
  • Stainless steel inlet/outlet filter mesh
  • Malfunction alarm
  • Safety valve
  • Silencer
  • Pressure gauge