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| COMPRESSED AIR DRYERS » Kinehitze Heatless Dryer |
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Exal heatless dryers work on the principle of adsorption. Wet Compressed air is passed through a desiccant. The moisture from the compressed air gets adsorbed on-to the desiccant. This results in drying of the air. Subsequent stages of regeneration take place in order to make the desiccant re-usable.
Kinehitze Heatless type (10-2000 cfm)
Exal made Kinehitze heatless dryers have been optimized to suit industry needs. The heatless dryer consists of 2 towers which, alternately cycle on drying and regeneration. Each tower is filled with a bed of adsorbent desiccant. The tower on drying cycle adsorbs the moisture from the incoming wet air. The tower on regeneration uses a small portion of the dried air passing through the desiccant to remove the adsorbed moisture. This air is later vented to the atmosphere. The cycle is maintained using a control panel.
Features of Kinehitze heatless type (10-2000 cfm)
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Can be designed for high pressures |
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- Exal can design Kinehitze heatless dryers up-to 100 bar g |
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Kinehitze heatless dryers provide constant -40°C Atmospheric dew point or better. |
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Can be designed for lower dew points |
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Exal can design Kinehitze heatless dryers up-to -70°C Atmospheric dew point. |
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All Kinehitze dryers have minimum pressure drop |
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Pre-filter provided at the inlet |
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Protects the desiccant from dirt and water contamination. |
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Fully Automatic and continuous. |
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Simple, compact and reliable construction |
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Easy installation |
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Minimum maintenance |
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By-pass arrangement provided |
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Activated Carbon filter can be provided |
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Carbon filter is used for oil removal |
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Lubricated compressors pass oil to the dryer. (oil reduces life of desiccant) |
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Heavy duty control valves for long life (Diaphragm Control Valves for 50 cfm and above) |
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