I wonder that only compressed air is available on site; how can the process be adjusted so that it can be used as instrument air?
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I wonder that only compressed air is available on site; how can the process be adjusted so that it can be used as instrument air?
GBT4830 – there are relevant standards and requirements; please check those standards by yourself
Oil and water removal are necessary; if the instrument air used for valves contains oil and water, freezing blockages can occur in winter, while moisture in the solenoid valves can lead to poor operation in summer
Oil and water removal are necessary; if the instrument air used for valves contains oil and water, freezing blockages can occur in winter, while moisture in the solenoid valves can lead to poor operation in summer
This post was last edited by CHANGBAISHI on 2021-2-6 at 15:31. Depending on the usage, it’s either a previous set of molecular sieve purifiers, or dryers. You just need to dry the part. This is a ready-made complete set of equipment.
Oil and water removal are necessary; if the instrument air used for valves contains oil and water, freezing blockages can occur in winter, while moisture in the solenoid valves can lead to poor operation in summer
Add a drying bed, a filter, and another intermediate storage tank.
In addition to water and oil removal as well as dust removal equipment, it is advisable to include a system for monitoring trace amounts of water and organic substances, thereby ensuring the quality of instrument air.
Floor 7 is the correct choice; additional branches are installed according to the usage requirements, and a set of molecular sieves is used. The equipment manufacturer handles everything, including on-site installation by means of lifting.