As the second largest power source in today's production, compressed air has been widely used in almost all manufacturing industries. As we all know, compressed air contains common impurities, such as water, oil, dust, etc. If it is not removed for use, it will damage the equipment and affect the production process. How to compress air? Generally, we remove these impurities by connecting air tanks and filters, and then use the dryer to provide clean compressed air for production.
Purifying compressed air has become an indispensable link in the manufacturing industry. In this system, filters are used to treat oil and some solid impurities, which are generally filtered by physical principles. Then, remove the moisture with a dryer.
From the previous freeze dryer to the widely used adsorption dryer, the removal of water has always been a difficulty in purifying compressed air. People pay more and more attention to the purification of compressed air, but the cost of purification is also getting higher and higher.
The limit pressure dew point that the freeze dryer can generally reach is -20; the pressure dew point of the adsorption dryer can reach -70C, which can basically meet all the gas quality standards for production.
So, in the compressed air purification treatment, which dryer should you choose? What filter do you choose?
The filter is basically a decontamination method, which is classified according to the filtering volume; it can be selected according to the working conditions.
Purifying air requires such a complete system to continuously provide clean compressed air for enterprises, thereby minimizing production costs, improving production processes, and ensuring the stability of equipment.
