Mark dryers to combat your humidity problems

Humidity is one of the components of atmospheric air that we can find in our plants of distribution and use of compressed air, in form of condensation or vapour.

Details about our mark dryers

A compressor with a flow rate of 10 nmc/min taking in air from an environment at 20°C with 70% relative humidity would be working at a delivery pressure of 8 bar (g). It would be cooling it at 30°C separates 5.1/h of condensate. If the compressed air is further processed using a dryer, achieving a dew point of +3°C, a further 1.7l/h of condensate are separated.

The benefits of mark dryers include:

Lower distribution plant costs:
These can be made without slops, separators and condensate drains, with fittings derived at "T" directly from the distribution ring.

Lower maintenance costs:

• For the distribution network as it is no more necessary to drain the line separators and to verify the operation of the drains. These are sometimes located evenly on very wide areas.
• For the machine using the compressed air and pneumatic tools, since the absence of condensate removes most of the faulty causes.

Energy savings:
This is due to less line pressure drops.

Longer life of pneumatic equipment:
Since the use of dry air assures reliable performance in time.

Greater productivity:
Given the reduction of inappropriate standstills due to faults to the machines, greater productivity can be expected.

Better quality:
The final product will be of better quality, both in the applications where the compressed air gets in contact with the product and when the air is used only to move the machine servo-mechanisms.