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BEKO EVERDRY Heat Regenerative
Adsorption Dryer -The solutions+results on all
application
BEKO EVERDRY heat
regenerative
adsorption dryers, which are designed for large volume compressed
air flows from
600 m3/hr up to
20,000 m³/hr; from 4 barg to 10 barg. EVERDRY
is synonymous with market leader in custom-designed plant engineering using
high performance technology.
Also known as heat regenerated dryer
with long adsorption cycle up to 12 hours or more, EverAir GmbH a company of the
BEKO Group, with their vast experience
have formulated heat regenerative dryers suited for all application
and pressure dew point demand. With our clients demand,
Everdry have the complete drying package - From the basic FRP
Blower Purge Dryer, FRA/FRP Zero Purge Dryer, to the advanced FRL
Closed Loop Zero Purge Dryer.
EverAir continue on with Zero
Energy Heat of Compression Partial Stream and Full Stream dryer, no
heater or blower is needed, using energy recovery system to produce
clean and yet dry compressed air.
Heat regenerative adsorption
dryers have almost similar cycle operation as Heatless absorption
dryers. They have Adsorption phase, desorption(heating) phase,
standby phase; due to heater being used , additional cooling phase
is added to lower the desiccant core temperature prior to standby
phase. Heat regenerative dryers use higher durability
desiccants with high crush strength which are able to adsorb more
moisture.

Heatless desiccant
dryer commonly available in market: Dryer volume: 3,400 m3/hr,
Compressed air cost: RM0.05/m3, pressure dew point
-40°C, air loss 20%, annual operation hour:
4,000 hours
Heatless desiccant dryer: 3,400 m3/hr x RM
0.05/m3 x 0.2 x 4,000 hr/yr = RM136,000.00
Everdry Heat
Regenerative Dryer Key Advantages
1. Saves huge energy cost as compared to Heatless absorption dryer
2. Longer
valves life
3. More stable
and consistent pressure dew point output
4. Low
pressure drop across the entire dryer
FRL
- CLOSED LOOP ZERO PURGE DRYER/ ZERO AIR LOSS DRYER
       

Key advantages: Closed Loop Cooling Phase
Inside the B2 desorption(heating) vessel exists hot but dry air.
Using water cooled stainless steel heat exchanger, the hot and dry
air is being cooled down while absorbing heat from the hot(about
100°C) desiccant vessel. The air act as cooling agent
until the vessel is completely cool enough for next adsorption
phase.
No ambient air is used for cooling, therefore, no pressure dew point
'spike' exists on next switch over.

FRL3500 installed in Malaysia

FRL5000 installed in Malaysia
FRP
- BLOWER PURGE DRYER
    

Key advantages: Most economical, ultra low 1%~1.5% compressed air
consumption for
cooling usage.
FRA
- BLOWER ZERO PURGE DRYER/ ZERO AIR LOSS DRYER
     

Blower zero purge dryer with long cycle operation of 6 hours and
above.
Key advantages: Fast payback, Zero purge, energy saving on compressed air
system.
FRC
- BLOWER ZERO PURGE DRYER/ ZERO AIR LOSS DRYER
     

Blower zero purge dryer with long cycle operation of 6 hours and
above.
Key advantages: Fast payback, Zero purge, energy saving on compressed air
system.
Not suitable for tropicalized countries.
HOC-P
- HEAT OF COMPRESSION PARTIAL STREAM / ZERO AIR LOSS DRYER
      
Key
advantages:
Heat of compression/Zero air Loss dryer does not
use heater energy, suitable for 2-stage oil-free compressors.
The dryer install at the compressor's 1st
compression stage(Low Pressure), uses the hot compressed air
heat(150°C and above) to regenerate the saturated desiccant vessel.
The cool compressed air is then proceed to be dried by another
desiccant vessel. The end product is -40°C without using any
extra energy.
Partial Stream is a fixed ratio of 1st compression stage(Low
Pressure) AND final output(High Pressure after aftercooler) being
flowed into the Heat of Compression dryer.
HOC-F
- HEAT OF COMPRESSION FULL STREAM / ZERO AIR LOSS DRYER
      

Key advantages:
Heat of compression/Zero air Loss dryer does not
use heater energy, suitable for 2-stage oil-free compressors.
The dryer install at the compressor's 1st
compression stage, uses the hot compressed air heat(150°C and above)
to regenerate the saturated desiccant vessel. The cool compressed
air is then proceed to be dried by another desiccant vessel.
The end product is -40°C without using any extra energy.
Full Stream implies that 100% of 1st stage compression(Low Pressure)
OR final output(High Pressure after aftercooler) being flowed into
the Heat of Compression dryer.
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