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I would like to ask: Our company has a set of old air compressor equipment that we now want to put back together. There are two air compressors, 2 sets of air compression oil removal devices, 2 sets of heatless regenerative air dryers, 2 sets of air dust removal devices, and one storage tank. What is the correct order for installation? Thank you (the device has been disassembled and is now scattered around; it’s also not possible to get in touch with the manufacturer for advice. If there are anyone who knows how to help, please advise. Thank you)
The proper installation sequence should be to install the air compressor first, followed by the air storage tank, the heatless regenerative dryer, the dust removal device, and the oil discharge device.
Dust removal, compressor, oil removal, dryer, storage tank
There’s no particular order required; the main equipment is arranged according to the layout of the site. First, decide which equipment should be installed first and which later, to avoid situations where equipment installed earlier gets in the way of those installed later. Finally, connect the pipes to all the equipment.
The main equipment is arranged according to the layout on site; it is necessary to decide in advance which equipment should be installed first and which later, to prevent the equipment installed earlier from blocking the installation of subsequent equipment. Finally, piping is used to connect all the devices together.
Dust removal device — Air compressor — Storage tank — Oil removal device — Heat-free regenerative desiccant dryer