Elpress cold pressing equipment

Dry air generator:

The dry air generator the Hishina production is mainly used for power transformers (or other electrical equipment) into the dry air to prevent the device from damp to reduce the dielectric strength of electrical equipment.

Outside air (atmosphere) into the device, the first after the first oil and filter impurities entering the compressor for the first time dry, into the micro hot air dryer to further dry the air dried before entering the transformer through a fine filter further rule out the impurities and oil, to ensure a clean and dry air charge into the transformer. The dry air of about 90% Fall In Transformer body, a small amount of dry air will return to the air dryer to dry regeneration of the adsorbent.

No heat or micro-thermal air dryer, which is characterized by a two-column, two at regular intervals alternating dehumidification drying and their own renewable, the device has a high efficiency for all

Through the export of dry air (approximately 10%), the ordinary adsorber regeneration, the adsorber can be long-term use, environmentally friendly.

Technical characteristics:

Hishina dry air generator system uses a screw compressor, the coarse dust filter, 0.1 micron level filter, Rear 0.01-micron filter, deodorizing filter, special custom

No heat or micro-thermal (as required) adsorption desiccant unit protection devices and other high-performance configuration. Hishina dry air generator, the use of the world's most advanced

Adsorption drying technology and the compressor of inverter technology, there is no need freezer dryer can reach lower dew point to meet customer needs, not only save energy, protect the environment and cooling media.

 
Device environment:

Elevation: ≤ 4000m

Temperature: -40 to +40 

Earthquake Intensity: 7 

Average Relative Humidity: 85% 
 Key components:

Air compressor to Europe

Dryer Europe

Online Dew Point Meter CS Germany

Filters 1, 2, 3 in Europe

Valve Kitz, Japan

Thermometer the Jumo, Germany

Pressure gauge to the Jumo, Germany

Pressure reducing valve the SMC, Japan

Pressure switch (sensor) TECSIS, Germany