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Moisture
Separators / Auto Drains
Most production processes demand pure compressed
air (no moisture, no particles, no oil) - for example: in the pharmaceutical,
food and beverage industries; pneumatic instrumentation; assembly
of electronic components, handling of hygroscopic materials or outdoor
installations with freezing temperatures.
Generally, compressed air carries some moisture. Moisture separators
fitted with the after-coolers separate a good amount of moisture
around 80 to 90% with a good moisture trap. The rest of the condensate
accompanies the compressed air as a mist into the air receiver.
The velocity of the air is decreased considerably in the receiver
and most of the residual condensate will settle on the receiver
wall and run down to the bottom drain of the receiver.
Remaining moisture carried over from the receiver can cause considerable
damage to the compressed air system and spoil the end products.
To avoid this problem, you need pure compressed air which can be
achieved by dryers and compressed air filters
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