Heat-of-compression (HOC) dryers use Smart Control technology to adapt dryer operation to system and environmental changes, ensuring a constant -40° C temperature. They turn wasted heat into useful energy, resulting in ...
Heat-of-compression (HOC) dryers use Smart Control technology to adapt dryer operation to system and environmental changes, ensuring a constant -40° C temperature. They turn wasted heat into useful energy, resulting in clean, dry air at a fraction of the cost of traditional desiccant dryers. They accommodate 420 to 3680 m3/hr (250 to 2165 scfm) flow rates. No-loss drains prevent waste of compressed air, and a low pressure drop allows compressors to run at lower pressure, thereby conserving energy.
