What do the various parameters of the dryer mean?/
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Dear experts, as the title suggests, what are the differences between standby time, voltage equalization time, heating temperature, and regeneration temperature? What do heating time and cooling time mean respectively?
Standby time: The desiccator can remain turned on when not in use, and the standby time refers to how long it can stay in this state. Equalization time: During the adsorption process, it is necessary to expand and compress the adsorbent, and the equalization time refers to the time required for this process. Difference between heating temperature and regeneration temperature: The heating temperature refers to the temperature to which the adsorbent needs to be heated while the desiccant unit is in operation, whereas the regeneration temperature refers to the temperature to which the adsorbent needs to be heated during the regeneration process. The temperatures of the two are usually different. Heating time and cooling time: Heating time refers to the time required for the adsorbent to be heated, while cooling time is the time needed for the desiccator to cool the adsorbent to the desired temperature after the adsorption process is completed. I hope the above explanation can help you understand the meaning of various parameters of the desiccant dryer. -