Adsorption Air Dryer - Advanced Efficiency Design | 30% Surplus Desiccant, 95% Heat Recovery, <12% Regeneration Air Consumption

Following are the salient features of Adsorption Air Dryer:
Stable and consistent air output pressure and dew point are ensured through the following arrangements:
Reasonable cylinder design: to ensure that the desiccant-compressed air contacting time can meet the requirement for the finished air dew point.
A 30% surplus desiccant: available to compensate the loss due to natural ageing so as to keep the dryer running at an optimal state during its anticipated life span.
Large-sized diffuser: to ensure that the airflow passes through the desiccant layer evenly, and to eliminate the channel flow completely.
The regeneration air consumption is less than 12%.
Excellent barrel design: to save 95% of the absorbed heat. The stored heat is used to elevate the regeneration air temperature, and the equipment efficiency.
Reversal convection scheme: to carry out the drying and regeneration process and to achieve an optimal efficiency when the wet air flows through the dried adsorbent desiccant.
Regeneration air consumption: can be adjusted according to the desiccant loading demand during the operation.
To achieve a longer desiccant life span.
Proper barrel size: to ensure that the optimal flow speed and time are maintained when the air passes through the desiccant layer.