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General| Model | DC1.5 |
|---|---|
| Type | Refrigerated Dryer |
| Max Flow Rate | 1.5 m³/min |
| Pressure Dew Point | 3°C |
| Voltage | 400 V |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Refrigerant | R-134a |
| Power Supply | 3-phase |
| Connection Size | G 1/2 |
Provides general information about the desiccant dryer and the importance of the manual.
Explains safety symbols used within the operating instructions to indicate potential hazards.
Illustrates and explains symbols found on the dryer itself, indicating operational status and connections.
Specifies the authorized purpose and approved combinations for the dryer's use.
Outlines essential safety regulations and definitions of trained personnel for operation.
Highlights critical warnings related to high pressure and electrical hazards during servicing.
States that the guarantee covers the delivered device according to general terms of delivery.
Details conditions under which guarantee claims are not valid, such as misuse or unauthorized repair.
Instructions on how to properly handle the dryer during transport to avoid damage.
Information regarding the dryer's condition upon leaving the factory and handover to the forwarding agent.
Procedure for inspecting the packaging and the dryer for visible or hidden damages upon arrival.
Guidelines for selecting a suitable indoor location for the dryer, ensuring adequate space.
Instructions for mounting the dryer cabinet and connecting connections without applying stress.
Details on connecting the dryer to the compressed air network with shut-off valves and bypass.
Procedure for installing the regeneration air muffler and connecting the dryer to utilities.
Requirements for installing oil removal and dust filters to ensure dryer functionality and system protection.
Guidance on the dryer's electrical connection, including cord, plug, and national regulations.
Specifies that the dryer must not be operated under abnormal ambient environmental conditions.
Lists conditions that must be met before the dryer can be started up.
Step-by-step instructions for turning on the dryer and the initial regeneration process.
Notes for operating the dryer, referencing maintenance and servicing guidelines.
Procedure for safely switching off the dryer, including depressurization steps.
Defines the conditions required for the dryer to be ready for normal operation.
Instructions for switching on the dryer once all operational preconditions are met.
General operational notes, referring to maintenance procedures for continuous use.
Steps for turning off the dryer, including closing outlet valves and depressurizing.
Identifies and explains the function of the control panel elements like pressure gauge and ON-OFF switch.
Details maximum and average purge air flow requirements and timer board settings.
Explains the working principle of cold-regenerating desiccant dryers, detailing the process cycle.
Routine checks and tasks to be performed weekly for optimal dryer performance.
Major maintenance tasks and part replacements required annually or after 6000 operating hours.
Procedure for safely depressurizing the dryer before performing maintenance or repairs.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the desiccant material, including vessel and strainer handling.
Information on available maintenance packages designed for optimal dryer upkeep.
Addresses common issues like water in the air system and high pressure loss, providing causes and remedies.
Technical specifications for the compressed air system, including pressure and temperature limits.
Defines the acceptable operating temperature range for the dryer's environment.
Details electrical requirements such as voltage, frequency, power, and current.
Information on the desiccant material used, including type and container volume.
Provides physical dimensions and weight specifications for the dryer models.
Lists the nominal air flow rates for different DC(E) models at various dew point temperatures.
Presents correction factors to adjust nominal air flow based on working pressure and inlet temperature.
