Refrigerated compressed air dryer IZBERG N20S

Compressed air dryer's goal is to lower the temperature of compressed air and remove the water and oil particles in the flowing air. It is a two-step process. First step Initially, compressed air arrives at the air-air heat exchanger, where it is cooled, in the counterflow current, by the air leaving the evaporator. Second step In the second step it moves to the cooling circuit evaporator, where the temperature of compressed air is lowered to a dew point by the coolant factor. During both of these steps almost all oil and water in the compressed air liquefy. Leaving the dryer, air comes through a highly efficient separator, where liquefied condensate is separated from air, and removed externally through an automatic draining valve. Afterwards, the air after being separated from the condensate returns to the heat exchanger, where it is reheated, in turn decreasing the relative humidity of the compressed air. Cooling system is designed to automatically adjust the efficiency of cooling, dependent on the amount and the temperature of the air to be treated. This is achieved due to a variable speed fan. Technical data • Inlet/outlet tube diameter (BSP) 1" • Inlet temp =< 38 degrees C • 3 degrees C dew point • Up to 16 Bar pressure • 2800 L/MIN efficiency • 230V voltage • Dimensions: 750x450x720 mm • Refrigerant: R134a, 550g