B-DRY Omega Air
B-DRY Omega Air
B-DRY Omega Air
F-DRY 1200-6500
Heatless regenerated adsorption dryers
B-DRY / F-DRY - Heatless regenerated adsorption dryers
ADSORPTION
Adsorption is a process where specific molecules adhere to
the surface of a highly porous solid (adsorbent/desiccant) by
electrostatic and molecular forces. The adsorbent is normally
formed in sphere form beads. Process of adsorption takes place
while air flows through column filled with the beads. Rate of
adsorption depends on several factors (type of adsorbent, relative
humidity, inlet temperature, contact time, face velocity) and
therefore adsorption process is usually set/optimized for every
individual application.
High quality two layer Flow distributing inserts Silencer High efficiecy intake and
desiccant bed outlet filters
Inlet and outlet of each column High quality silencers assure low
B-DRY and F-DRY series adsorption are equipped with a special flow noise operation and excellent Standard version of B-DRY
dryers are filled with a high quality distributing strainer insert which interception of dust with low series dryer is equipped with
robust desiccant which results in a prevents adsorbent to leave the backpressure. high efficiency filters. Super
stable operation with a low energy column. This inserts evenly spread fine coalescing filter at the inlet
input for the regeneration. Primary the air stream after it enters prevents contamination of the
desiccant is a molecular sieve the column meaning that so adsorbent while a dust filter at
with an extremely high drying called “quiet” zones with no flow the outlet intercepts the dust
potential. To prevent potential through adsorbent are reduced to generated by the process.
degradation of primary desiccant the minimum. Evenly distributed
due to liquid water, bottom part air stream also reduces the
of the column is filled with a water movement of desiccant.
resistant silica gel.
B-DRY / F-DRY - Heatless regenerated adsorption dryers
Components
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B-DRY and F-DRY adsorption dryers have Adsorption takes place under pressure in Regeneration of saturated desiccant is
been designed for continuous separation the first column while the second column possible because a small portion of already
of water vapor from the compressed air regenerates with a portion of already dried dry compressed air is decompressed and when
thus reducing the pressure dew point. compressed air at the ambient pressure. expanded it becomes extremely dry.
B-DRY and F-DRY series dryer consists of two When the first column is saturated to a certain This portion of extremely dry decompressed
columns, filled with desiccant beds, controller level column switch-over is carried out and the air also called “purge air” is then fed through
with LCD display, valves, manometers, support process of adsorption continues in the second the saturated column in the reverse flow
construction and suitable filter housings with column without any drop of pressure at the direction in order to remove the adsorbed
the required filter element. outlet of the dryer. water molecules from the desiccant and
release them back to the ambient.
10 min operating cycle 10 8 9
When FIX operating cycle is selected or when the dryer is not equipped
with a dew point sensor it will operate in pre-set operating cycles meaning
length of adsorption and regeneration will be fixed. Energy losses are
directly related with an amount of purge air which is used for regeneration.
B-DRY and F-DRY energy losses have been optimized due to the 10 minute
operating cycle:
- 5min = Adsorption
- 4 min = Regeneration
- 1 min = Pressure build up
Extended operating cycle with 12 switch overs per hour also reflects in less
wear and thus more reliable operation. If the dryer is equipped with a Dew
point sensor it can operate in a dew point dependent control. In this case 14
the energy losses can be reduced to the minimum required value.
smooth transition
ADSORPTION 1 ADSORPTION 2
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t [min]
smooth transition
ADSORPTION 1 ADSORPTION 2
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Technical data
TECHNICAL DATA B-DRY 110-1000
Connection Nominal volume flow
Dimensions Mass
Type IN/OUT Inlet1 Outlet2
'' [Nm3/h] [Nm3/h] A [mm] B [mm] C [mm] kg
B-DRY 110 G 1’’ 110 86,0 719 ±5 422 1647 140
B-DRY 150 G 1’’ 150 117,5 707 ±5 422 1897 156
B-DRY 200 G 1’’ 200 157,0 707 ±5 471 1664 196
B-DRY 250 G 1’’ 260 204,0 707 ±5 471 1914 236
B-DRY 300 G 1 1/2’’ 320 251,0 860 ±5 535 1742 274
B-DRY 400 G 1 /2’’
1
410 321,5 854 ±5 535 1989 295
B-DRY 600 G 1 1/2’’ 590 462,5 854 ±5 671 2051 392
B-DRY 800 G 2’’ 770 603,5 1059 ±5 701 2080 507
B-DRY 1000 G 2’’ 1000 784,0 1051 ±5 701 2140 597
A B A B
Operating pressure [psi] 58 72 87 100 115 130 145 160 174 189 203 218 232
Correction factor COP 0,63 0,75 0,88 1 1,13 1,25 1,38 1,50 1,63 1,75 1,88 2,00 2,13
Operat. temperature [F] 77 86 95 104 113 122 131 140 Operat. temperature [F] -13 -40 -94
Correction factor COT 1 1 1 0,97 0,87 0,80 0,64 0,51 Correction factor CD 1,1 1 0,7
(1)
Refers to 1bar(a) and 20°C at 7 bar operating pressure, inlet temperature 35°C and pressure dew point at outlet -40°C.
(2)
Outlet flow refers to typical assumption during regeneration phase for operating at nominal inlet flow conditions. Outlet flow includes average air losses of approximately 17,3 %.
* If dryer is supplied without inlet filter compressed air class 1 (ISO 8753-1) for solid particles and oil should be provided to the inlet of the dryer.
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950081 - 04/2017