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Heated Purge Desiccant Dryers
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Heated Purge Desiccant DryersIdeal for general manufacturing and process industry applications, Van Air HP series externally heated regenerative compressed air dryers provide a low -40°F dew point for superior air line moisture protection while offering the efficiency of convection-heated desiccant regeneration.

All Van Air HP series dryers feature: an isolated external heater for an extra measure of safety; Interlock Logic valve sequencing, for the most reliable tower cycling; and heatless back-up mode, for uninterrupted service while the heater is being serviced.

Principle of operation: Wet compressed air enters the inlet valve and is dried as it flows through a bed of adsorbent desiccant. Dry air exits the outlet valve of the dryer. A small portion (8%) of the outlet air is redirected through the external heater and downward through the off-stream tower to regenerate the desiccant. Wet air is exhausted through the purge valve. The eight-hour NEMA cycle includes four hours of drying, three hours of heating and one hour of cooling per tower.

Features and Benefits
  • Standard designs 150 to 5,000 scfm
  • On/off switch
  • Power on light
  • Heater on light
  • Activated alumina desiccant
  • Desiccant fill/drain ports
  • Stainless steel desiccant screens
  • Rigid copper pilot air lines
  • Control air filter
  • Aluminum jacketed heater and tower heated zone insulation
  • 460V/3PH/60HZ supply power
  • 115V control voltage transformer
  • Single external heater
  • Emergency heatless back-up mode
  • Permanently lubricated inlet transfer valve with a position indicator and depressurization safety
  • Purge flow control valve with pressure gauge for flow indication
  • Purge exhaust mufflers
  • PLC control with manual fast advance & hold switches
  • NEMA 1 control enclosure
  • Heater power and control power fuses
  • Adjustable heater thermostat
  • -40°F dew point
  • Interlock Logic valve control
  • Tower mounted pressure and temperature gauges
  • Controlled re-pressurization and depressurization
  • ASME coded pressure vessels
  • Enamel exterior finish
  • Tower lifting lugs
  • Fail to switch/pressurize light and common alarm contact
Optional Equipment
  • NEMA 4 enclosure
  • Color change moisture indicator
  • Mounted filters and bypass piping
  • Audible alarm
  • Full flow safety relief valves
  • Digital dew point read out
  • Dew point demand switching, recommended to minimize dew point spikes at tower switchover
  • Energy saver. A thermostat registers a rise in purge air outlet temperature, which indicates the bed is regenerated, so the heater is turned off.
  • High dew point (light and common alarm contact) indicator
  • Sequence lights, left right tower regenerating and/or drying
Applications
  • Installations where a heated dryer is preferred while minimizing both purge loss and capital investment
  • Installations where -40°F pressure dew point is required
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HP Series Technical Sheet
(PDF, 613K)
Van Air Heated Regenerative Dryers
(PDF, 374K)

 
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