Refrigerated Air Dryers - Mild Steel & Copper Design | 0-100% Capacity Control, Low Pressure Drops, Maximum Energy Savings, Constant Dew Point 3°c

Refrigerated Air Dryers We are renowned as a Manufacturer, Supplier and Exporter of Refrigerated Air Dryers, based in Vadodara, Gujarat, India. The offered range is manufactured under the instructions of our well-experienced professionals, by using the top-notch quality components and modern techniques. Furthermore, our company is offering the range of Refrigerated Air Dryers at pocket-friendly price. Other Details : Material of construction includes a mild steel shell and copper tubes. For every 11C (20F ) drop in temperature of the compressed air the moisture holding capacity of the air reduces by 50%. Refrigerated air dryers work by using a refrigerant to cool the air to 3C reducing the moisture holding capacity of the air. Features of Kolosal Brand : Caters to High Ranges (10 cfm and above) Manufacturability Range of 100 cfm to 20,000 cfm. Largest existing Kolosal refrigerated dryer made by Exal has a flow-rate of 12,000 cfm. Pressure - 1 Barg - 70 Barg Can be designed for low and high working pressures Exal can manufacture Kolosal refrigerated dryers with working pressures as low as 1 barg. 0-100% capacity control All Kolosal refrigerated dryers can be designed to work from 0 to 100% load. Low Pressure Drops Exal has made many Kolosal refrigerated dryers with 1 psi pressure drop. Constant pressure dew point 3 C Kolosal refrigerated dryers provide a constant pressure dew point +3C. Dew point temperature is measured before moisture separator in the Air line/ circuit. Maximum Energy savings All heat exchangers are designed to correct capacity. This minimizes loss of pressure. Long Life High efficiency SS 304 strainer at inlet to prevent rust from carrying forward. (1000 cfm and above) Galvanized interiors (1000 cfm and above) Pre-cooler/ re-heater, Evaporator, Moisture Separator, Tie-rod and Baffle. Wet air flow through tube-side (Pre-cooler/ Re-heater). Prevents rusting of shell.