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Our Membrane Air Dryers
A membrane air dryer can remove both contaminants and water vapour. Membrane dryers are highlight efficient and require no external power, making them a perfect solution for lower volume air flows. At Cleveland Compressed Air Services, we'll help you find the right membrane air dryer solution for you.
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At Cleveland Compressed Air Services, we pride ourselves on providing our Australian clients with the best products and services in the compressed air industry. We offer customised solutions, high-quality products and a friendly company culture built on core values such as integrity, social responsibility and accountability.
As one of Australia’s leading compressed membrane air dryer providers, we recognise the importance of providing high-quality air applications and machinery and professional and timely support. If you’re interested in learning more about our range of membrane air dryers, please call us today on (08) 9452 3669, email us at info@ccair.net.au or contact us online.
Membrane Air Dryers
Frequently Asked Questions
A membrane air dryer uses a filtration system to remove contaminants and water from compressed air. This process of separating liquid from the vapour is known as "vapour recompression". Membrane air dryers work by drawing in moist, warm, and contaminated air that passes over an absorbent material. The membranes then allow for the separation of heat and moisture from the gas stream resulting in drier, cleaner and more pressurised gas being delivered to downstream equipment such as air filters or turbines.
Membrane air dryers can be used for various industrial processes such as food dehydration or chemical production. They provide a reliable, energy-efficient and space-saving alternative to some other air dryer types. This type of air dryer is often found in pharmaceutical plants, paper mills, and textile factories.
A compressed air dryer is a filter system explicitly designed to eliminate moisture or water content that’s naturally present in compressed air. Compressed air dryers are used in conjunction with compressed air systems to prevent excess liquid and condensate from causing damage to tools and equipment and ensure the safety of processes dependent on compressed air.
Without compressed air dryers, the wet air can lead to tank and piping corrosion, the clumping of blasting media (e.g., plastic pellets and sugar sand), fogging on painted surfaces, and the emulsification of grease usually found in cylinders.
There are several compressed air dryers, but the three primary types are refrigerated dryers, desiccant dryers, and membrane air dryers. The type of compressed air dryer you use depends primarily on the industry or application.
When choosing your air dryer, it is important to consider factors such as:
- The maximum pressure of your air compressor
- The maximum airflow rate of your air compressor
- The maximum temperature of your air compressor
- Your budget
- The nature of your work
If you’re unsure which air dryer is most suitable for your needs, our team is on hand to help you choose the perfect one.
Compressed air dryers are intended to be used in tandem with air compressors. They are often used in applications where water vapour can damage machinery and equipment. A compressed air dryer can be used in various situations, including medical applications, food and beverage industries, construction and more. At Cleveland Compressed Air Services, our machines are available in a wide range of sizes and configurations to suit virtually every application requirement.
We are proud to offer a wide range of compressor air dryers suitable for a variety of applications and industries. All of our air dryers offer benefits such as:
- Competitive upfront costs
- Minimal maintenance costs
- 24/7 emergency maintenance services
- Durable and effective operation
- High energy-efficiency levels
- And more
Pressure dew point is the temperature at which water vapour in the air becomes saturated with water and condenses to form liquid dew. The higher the dew point, the more moisture there is in the air. It is a common measurement to assess how much moisture will be present in an environment over time.
Flow rate is the amount of fluid that passes through a given point at a specific time. Technically, it's the volumetric airflow rate, which means how much volume flows past a point per unit time. This can be measured in cubic feet per minute (CFM) or cubic metres per minute (m3/min). The more CFMs, the more air your compressor will provide to power your users.
Cleveland Compressors have an extensive range of reliable, high-performing machines for industrial applications from some of Australia's leading brands. No matter your industry, Cleveland Compressors is bound to have the right air compressor equipment to suit your individual air demand needs. If you want to improve your manufacturing and production processes and incredible energy savings, all at the lowest cost, contact Australia's most reliable industrial solutions provider, Cleveland Compressed Air Services by calling (08) 9452 3669, emailing info@ccair.net.au or contacting us online today!
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