Process — Dryers
Absorption Dryer
Adsorption drying is a chemical process in which water vapor is bound to adsorption material to remove moisture from compressed air.
Overview
Adsorption drying is a chemical process in which water vapor is bound to adsorption material that can either be a solid or liquid. The general working principle of adsorption dryers is simple: moist air flows over hygroscopic material (typically silica gel, molecular sieves or activated alumina) and then dried.
Desiccant Types
- Silica Gel
- Molecular Sieves
- Activated Alumina
Dryer Types Available
- Heatless regeneration dryers
- Heated regeneration dryers (internally or externally heated)
- Blower purge dryers for energy-efficient operation
Our Supply
MVH Global can supply the black start/emergency compressor with different capacity and pressure from well-known qualified brands. Adsorption dryers achieve pressure dew points down to -70°C (-94°F), meeting ISO 8573-1 Class 1 and 2 requirements.
