Principle of compressed dry air machines
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Let’s discuss something with everyone: The principle of a compressed dry air machine is roughly as follows: First, the air is compressed using a device, and then cooled down by a fan； Then it passes through an oil-water separator, followed by an oil remover, and then a dust collector (probably using something like molecular sieves). I suggest that everyone discuss the shortcomings of this set of equipment, or have a more in-depth discussion on it! Since I haven’t explained this principle very clearly either, are there any other working principles? How is air compressed? What is the adsorbent inside the dust collector? How does a oil-water separator separate them? ? ? What is the principle of an oil remover? ? ? Everyone, please share your opinions!
Air compression should be done through a compressor, which is a type of fluid transfer equipment; I’m not sure if that’s correct