Heat load in compressed air treatment
Although your compressed air system operates reliably under normal conditions, ambient temperatures tend to fluctuate more rapidly and drastically than expected during the first few hot summer days. As a result, malfunctions, deterioration in quality and unexpected costs can arise – often unexpectedly.
- Refrigeration dryers no longer reach the required pressure dew point - the compressed air becomes too humid, which can result in corrosion and application problems.
- Condensate build-up increases significantly – separators, traps and oil-water separators reach their performance limits.
- Fine dust, pollen and Sahara dust lead to increased filter load – with higher differential pressure and reduced energy efficiency.
- Heated intake air increases the oil vapour content – this can impair downstream processes.
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