This refrigerated air dryer for sale employs refrigeration technology to condense moisture within compressed air into liquid form, subsequently expelling it from the system. The result is a supply of dry and pure gas, contributing to extended equipment lifespan and enhanced operational efficiency.
Compressed Air Entry: Compressed air generated by the compressor typically carries a significant amount of water vapor due to the compression process, causing an increase in the concentration of moisture in the air.
Pre-Cooling: Initially, the compressed air entering the dryer is directed to a cooler, where it is cooled to approximate ambient temperature. This aids in more effectively condensing moisture in subsequent steps.
Compression After Cooling: Following pre-cooling, the air is recompressed, raising its temperature and pressure once again.
Condensation: Subsequently, the cooled compressed air is directed to a condenser, usually containing a refrigerant. This refrigerant absorbs heat from the compressed air, leading to the condensation of water vapor in the air into liquid water.
Moisture Separation: The cooled compressed air and the condensed liquid water are separated, often through a drain valve that expels the liquid water from the system.
Reheating: After the removal of condensed water, the dried air passes through the condenser for reheating, elevating its temperature to near the initial level. This ensures that the output dry air is not excessively cold.
Outlet: Ultimately, the dried compressed air exits the dryer through an outlet, ready to be supplied to equipment or applications requiring dry air.
Refrigerated air dryer factory Auliss uses the latest heat exchange technology, which significantly improves the heat transfer efficiency of the equipment. By optimizing the design of the heat exchanger, we are able to minimize heat loss. Advanced materials and manufacturing processes ensure the efficient performance and durability of the heat exchanger. Our heat exchange technology also has fast response capabilities, which can achieve the required drying effect in a short time. All these technological innovations enable our refrigerated air dryer for air compressor to maintain optimal performance under various working conditions. Ultimately, customers can enjoy efficient and reliable drying solutions while reducing operating costs.
Cycling Refrigerated Air Dryer：Cycling refrigerated air dryers operate by cycling the refrigeration compressor on and off based on the demand for cooling. This design allows for significant energy savings, as the compressor only runs when needed. The system includes a thermal mass or a phase change material that stores cooling energy, which is then used to maintain the desired dew point when the compressor is off. This makes cycling dryers highly efficient and cost-effective for applications with variable air flow and load conditions.
Non-Cycling Refrigerated Air Dryer：Non-cycling refrigerated air dryers, on the other hand, keep the refrigeration compressor running continuously, regardless of the air demand. This ensures a consistent dew point and reliable performance, making them suitable for applications with steady air flow and load conditions. While they may consume more energy compared to cycling dryers, their simpler design often results in lower initial costs and easier maintenance. Non-cycling dryers are ideal for environments where a constant and reliable air drying process is critical.
