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General| Maximum Working Pressure | 16 bar |
|---|---|
| Refrigerant | R134a |
| Voltage | 230 V |
| Type | Refrigerated |
| Nominal Capacity | 19.0 m³/min |
| Pressure Dew Point | +3 °C |
Highlights the importance of safety plates and instructions attached to the dryer and identifies danger zones.
Details specific hazard areas on the dryer, such as electrical voltage, overpressure, and sudden air ejection, with corresponding symbols.
Defines the dryer's intended purpose for drying compressed air and warns against misuse.
Emphasizes compliance with applicable national safety regulations during any work on the dryer.
States that only authorized and qualified specialist personnel should perform work on the dryer.
Prohibits unauthorized conversions or modifications to the dryer, which could affect safety and cause damage.
Details warnings about sudden air ejection and pressure release during the start-up phase.
Instructs to follow the procedure described on page 39 in case of an emergency.
Warns about sudden air ejection noise and particle hazards during operation monitoring.
Provides safety warnings for maintenance, including pressure release and avoiding modifications or improper use of components.
Emphasizes pressure release before disassembly and safe, compliant disposal of dryer parts and materials.
Presents a visual overview of the dryer, labeling its main components for identification.
Explains how the dryer works by dehumidifying compressed air using a drying agent in alternating vessels.
Details the process of humid compressed air flowing through the absorption vessel, where the drying agent removes moisture.
Describes the regeneration process where the humid drying agent is prepared for reuse by expelling stored humidity.
Describes operation in variable cycles based on measured dewpoint for optimized regeneration and adsorption.
Warns that only authorized personnel should transport the dryer, adhering to safety regulations to prevent injury.
Specifies conditions for the installation site, including building location, temperature, noise, and levelness.
Details how to remove packaging and attach lifting gear to the dryer's eyebolts for safe transportation.
Warns about the risk of tilting and stresses the importance of transporting the dryer in an upright position.
States that only authorized and qualified specialist personnel should perform installation work on pipes and electrical systems.
Lists essential preconditions for the owner to ensure a correct and safe installation of the dryer.
Warns about the danger of exceeding maximum operating pressure and the need for safety devices.
Provides instructions for connecting the dryer to the compressed air system, ensuring stress-free assembly and clean lines.
Warns that stressed piping can burst, causing injury or damage, and specifies using steel pipes.
Highlights the need for qualified personnel for electrical connections and warns about electrical voltage hazards.
Details steps for connecting the dryer's control cabinet to the main electrical supply cable, ensuring correct cross-section and voltage-free connection.
Describes the connection procedure for compressor synchronisation, linking dryer regeneration to compressor status.
Emphasizes that only trained personnel should operate the dryer, as untrained personnel may cause serious faults.
Lists preconditions for the first start-up, including pipe system cleanliness and closure of all shutdown valves.
Details essential checks before start-up, covering connections, mountings, electrical safety, and system condition.
Lists potential error messages for dewpoint-sensing control, their causes, and remedies.
Covers warnings about air ejection, pressure release, noise, operating limits, and regular checks.
Warns against rapid pressure build-up, stressing the need to open the compressed air inlet valve slowly to prevent dryer damage.
Emphasizes slow opening of the outlet valve to avoid sudden pressure drops and potential dryer damage.
Warns about loud noise and particle hazards during expansion phases while monitoring operation.
Specifies that the dryer must be shut down and depressurised in emergencies or when malfunctions occur.
Warns severely about the risk of serious injury from escaping compressed air if the unit is pressurized during work.
Directs users to follow the next section for specific emergency shutdown instructions.
Provides a multi-step procedure for safely depressurising and shutting down the dryer.
Warns about live parts even after switching off and stresses making supply cables voltage-free before electrical work.
Reiterates the warning to slowly open the outlet valve to prevent sudden pressure drops and dryer damage during restart.
Provides essential safety warnings and recommendations for carrying out maintenance tasks efficiently and safely.
Presents a table outlining the maintenance tasks to be performed at different intervals (daily, weekly, monthly, etc.).
Provides guidance on the service life of drying agent and safety precautions for handling it due to dust generation and skidding risks.
Details common faults, their possible causes, and the remedies, specifying responsible personnel (specialist or service engineer).
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