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Posted on April 1, 2006 by Adam Haymer | Posted under Shopping and Product Reviews
The Benefit Of Compressed Air Drying
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Air drying will substantially reduce your energy costs as well as your overall operational and capital costs. Now that in itself is added value but it will also provide plenty of benefits to your industrial or commercial setting. It's important that you understand how the air dryer works so that you are using it efficiently and getting the maximum benefit out of it. Start with choosing the correct dryer for the tasks at hand. It takes under 1 kW per 100 CFMN for your dryer to produce 35�F dew point but at 40�F it will take substantially more energy and the benefits may not exceed the costs. This is the type of stuff you want to understand about the air dryer. You also need to understand how you will calculate your correction factors. To ensure you have the right information refer to your owner's manual. The factors are similar to those of a regular air compressor. All dryers are rated using the 100's system. The Ambient temperature of 100�F, the inlet air temperature of 100�F, and inlet air pressure of 100 psig. You will want to have your manual close at hand. This is one manual that it pays to read carefully. No skimming the pages please. There will be plenty of useful information that is definitely needed found in-between those covers. Air drying has many uses from your dentist's office to the local automotive paint shop. In fact it is one of the most flexible devices around. So how are you planning to utilize it? The refrigerator dryer is an excellent choice for air drying in the commercial venue. You might be surprised to discover how economical and flexible this style is. Don't be afraid to do a little research! It's a common myth that drying compress air is a complicated process when actually nothing could be further from the truth. Compressed air is reliable and a breeze to use which is why so many manufacturers rely on it for compressed air drying in commercial venues. Why don't you give it a try? About The Author: Adam works as a air compressor technician for over 7 years. For his work, he finds it advantageous to keep a notebook on the common problems and fixes of the various brands and models that he works on. At http://www.aircompressorhut.com, he makes this information open to the public to facilitate the evaluation of the different air compressor. |
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