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Webinar: Common Desiccant Compressed Air Dryer Sizing Errors


 

HankVanOrmer

Hank van Omer is the Founder of Air Power USA.

TiloFurth

Tilo Fruth is the President of Beko Technologies.

Join Keynote Speaker, Hank van Ormer, Founder of Air Power USA, to review sizing errors and best practices with desiccant compressed air dryers.

It’s become a common practice to size dryers to the supply volume of the air compressor, even with air-cooled equipment. Product brochures establish flow rates and performance data based upon CAGI standard ADF-200 conditions of inlet air pressure of 100 psig (7 Bar) and inlet temperature saturated of 100 °F (38 °C).

For most of the Americas, standard air-cooled after-coolers cannot assure these inlet temperatures. Many plants are also lowering plant pressure to 80 psig (5.4 bar). When sizing errors are made, pressure dewpoint and energy efficiency can be impacted. We will review the prudent use of correction factors for these “real-world” compressed air installations.

Our Sponsor Speaker is Tilo Fruth, President of Beko Technologies, whose presentation is  titled, “Hyper-Intelligent  Desiccant Dryer Responses to Inlet and Ambient Conditions”. New technology able to protect dew point and energy consumption specifications by automatically adjusting to varying inlet and ambient conditions will be reviewed.

July 2016

 

 

Sponsored by: BekoLogo     

 

 

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