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Why dry compressed air?<br />

Contamination reduces efficiency<br />

The air we breathe contains contamination in the<br />

form of water vapour and airborne particles.<br />

During the compression process an air compressor<br />

concentrates these contaminants and<br />

depending on the design and age will even add to<br />

the contamination in the form of oil carry over.<br />

Modern air compressors generally have built in<br />

aftercoolers that reduce the discharge temperature<br />

of the compressed air and with the help of water<br />

separators, remove the bulk of liquid water.<br />

In some applications this may be sufficient, but<br />

the remaining dirt and moisture content suspended<br />

in aerosol form, will, if not removed, damage<br />

the compressed air system and cause product<br />

spoilage.<br />

Quality Matters<br />

Ingersoll-Rand desiccant air dryers will provide<br />

clean compressed air to the highest water classification<br />

as prescribed by ISO 8573.1.<br />

ISO 8573.1 Quality Classes<br />

Class<br />

Solid Particle<br />

Maximum number of particles per m 3<br />

0.1-0.5micron 0.5-1.0 micron 1.0-5.0 micron<br />

Water Oil<br />

Pressure (incl. vapour)<br />

Dewpoint °C mg/m 3<br />

1 100 1 0 -70 0.01<br />

2 100,000 1,000 10 -40 0.1<br />

3 Not specified 10,000 500 -20 1<br />

4 Not specified Not specified 1,000 3 5<br />

5 Not specified Not specified 20,000 7 Not specified<br />

6 Not specified Not specified Not specified 10 Not specified<br />

Installation Guide<br />

The result - higher overall cost of operation from:<br />

■ Increased system downtime<br />

■ Reduced production efficiency<br />

These problems can be avoided with the correct<br />

selection and application of compressed air filters<br />

and dryers from Ingersoll-Rand.<br />

The Air Solutions Group at Ingersoll-Rand has the<br />

widest selection of products and application<br />

knowledge to protect your investment and your<br />

compressed air system.<br />

ISO 8573.1 Class 2.2.1 Dirt, Water and Oil<br />

Air quality - With correct selection, the above<br />

schematic relates to an installation that would<br />

provide Class 2 dirt, Class 2 water, and Class 1<br />

oil. This is recommended to stop downstream<br />

corrosion, prevent product spoilage and<br />

prolong the life of pneumatic tools and the compressed<br />

air system.<br />

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Filters<br />

■<br />

Refrigeration dryers<br />

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Condensate management<br />

Cooling systems<br />

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<strong>Desiccant</strong> dryers<br />

Piping systems<br />

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