Vacuum regeneration dryers do not use process air to regenerate the adsorbent desiccant material, instead they use ambient air for both regeneration and cooling (reducing energy consumption and process air loss). For regeneration, the ambient air is heated and pulled across the desiccant bed using a vacuum pump. To cool the desiccant and ensure it is at the optimum temperature for adsorption, the heat source is simply removed, and the desiccant cooled to ambient temperature. Vacuum regeneration dryers can be supplied with electric heaters or heat exchangers that utilise existing heat sources on site (steam, hot oil, etc.)
CompAir ATVT dryers provide a constant outlet dewpoint in accordance with ISO8573-1
Air quality is enhanced when installed with CompAir High Efficiency Coalescing pre-filtration and General Purpose Dry Particulate post filtration
No process air is used during regeneration & cooling of the desiccant material, reducing energy consumption
Regeneration under vacuum further improves energy efficiency
Can utilise existing heat sources (eliminating need for electrical heater) to further reduce energy consumption by using the following options: steam regeneration, steam / electric regeneration or hot water / electric regeneration
Thermal insulation for reduction of heat loss and touch protection fitted as standard
Full feature electronic control with dewpoint display and Energy Saving Technology fitted as standard
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