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The compressed air dryers industry focuses on the removal of moisture from compressed air systems. This process is crucial because moisture can cause corrosion, freezing, and other issues in pneumatic systems. The industry utilizes several types of dryers, including refrigerated, desiccant, membrane, and deliquescent dryers, each serving different applications and operating conditions. Refrigerated dryers cool the air to condense moisture, which is then removed. Desiccant dryers use materials like silica gel or activated alumina to adsorb moisture from the air. Membrane dryers employ semi-permeable membranes to separate water vapor from the air stream. Deliquescent dryers use a hygroscopic material that absorbs moisture and dissolves into a liquid.
The range of Air Operated Double Diaphragm (AODD) pumps on the market makes finding the best available challenging. Different quality materials, different efficiency, life span and more means that even the most serious of pump buyers might find themselves overwhelmed when they assess all their options.
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Air is an essential part of life on this planet. It is also an essential ingredient for the operation of many plants. Whether supplying air to machinery or evacuating air from a process, air is one of the four essential utilities in many manufacturing operations.
Vacuum pumps are widely applied in the manufacturing of plastics in various applications, mainly to extract gases and vapor. If you are utilizing vacuum to evacuate air in your plant, then this is a must read for you....(Full Article)
Almost every industry has high temperature applications (hotter than 300 degrees F). There have been a number of alternatives that plants could use that can handle their high temperature applications. The traditional means of handling these hot fluids was using a pump with single or double mechanical seals and use some elaborate seal cooling. However, for over 30 years now, there has been two pump technologies that are better suited to handle these hot fluids from an operational and maintenance standpoint; magnetic driven pumps and canned motor pumps.
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A Department of Energy study shows that about 10% of all industrial electricity is consumer by compressed air systems. Industry as a whole consumes approximately $60 billion worth of electricity each year. So that means each year in the USA, collectively forks over about $6 billion to power their compressed air systems.
When you break down where that compressed air goes, only 50% of the compressed air produced each year is actually used for production. ...(Full Article)
Industrial processes across the globe require pumps to operate reliably and efficiently. By minimizing the effects of corrosion and erosion, users can enhance productivity and reduce running costs.
Careful consideration of available options during the specification and purchasing phase can mean the difference between a lifetime of smooth operation versus endless outages, breakdowns, lost production, frustrated production managers and overworked maintenance teams....(Full Article)
This post on pumping high viscosity liquids provides expert advice on how to ensure you get the right pump for each application; maximize the life of each pump and minimize operating costs -- while avoiding the traps associated with just "keeping the line running."...(Full Article)
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