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What molecular sieve is used in microheat regenerative adsorption dryers?

2016-04-20View Original

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Dear experts, what type of molecular sieve is used in microheat regeneration adsorption dryers? Thank you!
Reply #22016-04-20
If the goal is to remove moisture from the air, then activated alumina (alumina gel) can be used. For other requirements, such as removing carbon dioxide and hydrocarbons, a layer of molecular sieve (usually zeolite molecular sieve) can be added on top of the alumina gel~~
Reply #32016-04-20
For just water removal, activated alumina is sufficient~~
Reply #42016-05-03
More professionally put: It is determined based on the dew point of the finished gas you need, as to what additives to use and in what quantities! It can be pure alumina, or alumina + molecular sieve, etc
Reply #52016-05-04
It’s not a molecular sieve; it’s an aluminum gel adsorbent.
Reply #62016-05-11
For special requirements, some additional molecular sieve will be added to the molecular sieve~~

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