A chiller in a compressed air system controls temperature rather than humidity, and its role changes depending on whether it serves the compressor, the dryer or the process.
READ MOREPET blowing needs compressed air in the 20 to 30 bar class, which is why two-stage machines rather than standard single-stage units are used for the duty.
READ MOREA skid package moves the assembly work from the site to the factory, which shortens commissioning but shifts the design decisions to the specification stage.
READ MOREOn-site nitrogen generation removes cylinder logistics and lets purity be matched to the process, but it only pays where demand is steady enough to use the capacity.
READ MOREA diesel mobile compressor removes the dependence on site power and fixed installation, at the cost of fuel, noise and a maintenance regime of its own.
READ MOREAir compressors and dryers are rated to an ambient limit of about 45 C, and a room that exceeds it loses capacity before anything actually breaks.
READ MORESizing a compressed air package means matching flow, pressure, dew point and storage to the real demand profile, not picking each component separately.
READ MOREA staged Q to P to S filter chain with QPS 015, 024, 035, 060 and 090 elements brings residual oil down to 0.001 mg/m3, the ISO 8573 Class 1 threshold.
READ MOREThe OFD range covers 1.5 to 25 m3/min with a 2 to 10 bar standard working pressure, a 2 to 10 degrees C pressure dew point and DN25 to DN80 connections.
READ MOREThe OAD desiccant range runs from OAD-1 to OAD-50, covering 1.2 to 55 m3/min with DN25 to DN100 connections and unit weights from about 105 kg to 2,000 kg.
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