Compressed air aftercooler ABAC series

industrial

Compressed-air conditioning is indispensable for ensuring fault-free performance of blasting and paintspraying equip- ment as well as for compressed air tools. Conditioned compressed air contributes to improving the quality of blasted surfaces since most of the oil and water have been removed from the compressed air. Conditioned air improves productivity, reduces maintenance and lowers operating costs. The most prevalent contaminant in compressed air is water. Water, in the form of vapor, enters the air system at the compressor intake, and is concentrated to the saturation point by compression. As cooling occurs downstream of the compressor, the moisture in this saturated air condenses into harmful liquid water. Still another contaminant, oil, is injected into air systems by lubricated compressors. Many liters of oil can enter an air system over the course of time in this way. Dirt takes many forms in air systems since it enters from several different sources. Small particles of dust, not removed by intake filters are again concentrated by compression with the result that pipescale forms over time. Airblast compressed-air conditioning equipment removes all contaminants and ensures dry and clean air.