Refrigerator Air Dryer

Reducing the temperature is the easiest approach to remove moisture from compressed air. Compressed air is passed through a heat interchanger in a Refrigerated Air Dryer, and cold refrigerant at roughly 3 degrees Celsius is fed through the other side of the heat interchanger. Most of the moisture condenses at this temperature, which is subsequently separated and drained off in a moisture separator. The following is a list of notable features: -Non-cyclic procedure that is simple. -Operating costs are low. -Noise Reduction -Purge Loss: 0 -It is possible to dry even lubricated air. -Any capacity is possible. -PDP of 3 degrees Celsius -Electronic Command and Control -Refrigerant that is good for the environment