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    1. The document provides technical data for Adsorption Dryer HRE models, including nominal flow rates, connections, installed power, dimensions, weights, and operating pressure ranges. 2. Key specifications of the dryers are listed, such as a pressure dew point of -40°C, operating pressure range of 4-10 bar(g), and inlet temperature range of 5-40°C. Conversion factors are provided to size dryers for non-standard conditions. 3. Standard design details are outlined, covering the control system, adsorption vessels, piping, insulation, valves, sensors, and control air unit. Optional features that can be requested are also listed.

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    1. The document provides technical data for Adsorption Dryer HRE models, including nominal flow rates, connections, installed power, dimensions, weights, and operating pressure ranges. 2. Key specifications of the dryers are listed, such as a pressure dew point of -40°C, operating pressure range of 4-10 bar(g), and inlet temperature range of 5-40°C. Conversion factors are provided to size dryers for non-standard conditions. 3. Standard design details are outlined, covering the control system, adsorption vessels, piping, insulation, valves, sensors, and control air unit. Optional features that can be requested are also listed.

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    1. The document provides technical data for Adsorption Dryer HRE models, including nominal flow rates, connections, installed power, dimensions, weights, and operating pressure ranges. 2. Key specifications of the dryers are listed, such as a pressure dew point of -40°C, operating pressure range of 4-10 bar(g), and inlet temperature range of 5-40°C. Conversion factors are provided to size dryers for non-standard conditions. 3. Standard design details are outlined, covering the control system, adsorption vessels, piping, insulation, valves, sensors, and control air unit. Optional features that can be requested are also listed.

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    Ultradryer Hre

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    1. The document provides technical data for Adsorption Dryer HRE models, including nominal flow rates, connections, installed power, dimensions, weights, and operating pressure ranges. 2. Key specifications of the dryers are listed, such as a pressure dew point of -40°C, operating pressure range of 4-10 bar(g), and inlet temperature range of 5-40°C. Conversion factors are provided to size dryers for non-standard conditions. 3. Standard design details are outlined, covering the control system, adsorption vessels, piping, insulation, valves, sensors, and control air unit. Optional features that can be requested are also listed.

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    Te c h n i c a l D a t a

    Adsorption Dryer HRE

    HRE

    Vnom at 7 bar(g)

    connections
    PN16, DIN 2633

    installed
    power

    dimensions
    weight

    A=width

    B=depth

    m3/h

    cfm

    DN

    kW

    kg

    mm

    mm

    C=hight
    mm

    0375

    375

    220

    DN 50

    7,6

    710

    1430

    800

    2120

    0550

    550

    325

    DN 50

    11,2

    920

    1510

    985

    2340

    0650

    650

    385

    DN 50

    11,2

    1050

    1530

    985

    2260

    0850

    850

    500

    DN 50

    14,2

    1140

    1590

    1060

    2330

    1000

    1000

    590

    DN 80

    14,2

    1210

    1660

    1120

    2460

    1350

    1350

    800

    DN 80

    20,0

    1480

    1770

    1190

    2580

    1650

    1650

    975

    DN 80

    24,0

    1790

    1800

    1340

    2630

    1950

    1950

    1150

    DN 100

    32,5

    2180

    2040

    1400

    2720

    2250

    2250

    1330

    DN 100

    32,5

    2360

    2110

    1410

    2740

    2750

    2750

    1620

    DN 100

    38,0

    2680

    2260

    1460

    2790

    3500

    3500

    2065

    DN 100

    44,5

    3180

    3380

    1830

    2860

    4000

    4000

    2360

    DN 150

    52,5

    3990

    3490

    1860

    2980

    5000

    5000

    2945

    DN 150

    71,0

    4820

    3750

    1950

    3110

    6000

    6000

    3535

    DN 150

    86,0

    5400

    3880

    2170

    3210

    7000

    7000

    4125

    DN 150

    95,0

    6200

    4240

    2270

    3280

    8750

    8750

    5155

    DN 200

    115,0

    8000

    4570

    2530

    3420

    10500

    10500

    6185

    DN 200

    135,0

    11200

    4780

    2600

    3310

    11200

    11200

    6775

    DN 200

    153,0

    12000

    4970

    2750

    3350

    13600

    13600

    8010

    DN 200

    177,5

    14000

    5280

    2975

    3380

    nom in m3/h related to compressor inlet at 20C and 1 bar(a), an operating pressure of 7 bar(g) and a compressed air inlet
    V
    temperature of +35C (saturated).
    up to 2750

    operating pressure bar(g)


    4

    10

    30

    0,72 0,92 1,09 1,25 1,36 1,45 1,51

    35

    0,55 0,7 0,86 1,00 1,12 1,25 1,37

    40

    0,33 0,45 0,58 0,71 0,82 0,92 1,03


    table 2

    Sizing Example:
    real air ow (V
    T):
    operating pressure:
    inlet temperature:
    Faktor C1:

    corr=
    V

    T
    V
    C1

    Selection:

    from 3500

    3990 m/h
    6 bar(g)
    40 C
    0,58

    Tinlet

    Conversion factor (C1) for sizing, depending on


    dryer inlet temperature and operating pressure at
    a pressure dew point of -40C:

    3990 m3/h
    = 6879 m/h
    0,58
    HRE 7000

    Technical changes reserved. Release: R01/31082004


    Donaldson Filtration Deutschland GmbH Bssingstrasse 1 D-42781 Haan Tel: ++49-2129-569-0 Fax: ++49-2129-569-100

    Te c h n i c a l D a t a

    Adsorption Dryer HRE


    1. Process Characteristics
    Desorption in counterow to the adsorption direction
    Cooling with an expanded portion of compressed air
    Designed for automatic and continuous operation

    2. Standard Conditions
    Pressure dewpoint:
    Operation pressure:
    Inlet temperature:
    Inlet humidity:
    Average cooling air consumption:

    -40C
    7 bar(g)
    +35C
    saturated
    nom
    appr. 2% related to V

    Selection at different operating


    conditions by correction factor
    C1 according to table 2.

    compressed air/nitrogen
    4-10 bar(g)
    5-40C
    5-40C
    35C/45% to 30C/60% r.H.
    indoor

    Design for operating conditions


    beyond specified application
    limits on request.

    3. Operating Limits
    Media:
    Operating pressure:
    Inlet temperature
    Ambient temperature:
    max. blower inlet:
    Installation:

    4. Standard Design
    Control
    Design:
    Power supply:
    Control voltage:
    PLC:
    Text display:
    Protection:
    Control panel:
    Potential free common alarm contact:
    Main switch:
    Adsorption Vessel
    Material:
    Design data:
    Design, manufacturing and testing:
    Approval:
    Desiccant:
    gas distributor:

    acc. to VDE/IEC
    3 Ph / 400 V - 50 Hz
    24 V DC / 230 V - 50 Hz
    Siemens S7-200 with CPU 224
    Siemens TD 200
    IP 55, acc. to IEC 529
    C-steel sheet, powder coated, RAL7035
    incl.
    incl.

    carbon steel
    11 bar(g), 230C fr 0375 - 2750
    10 bar(g), 200C fr 3500 - 13600
    acc. to AD-2000
    acc. to PED 27/23/EC
    incl.
    incl. (stainless steel)

    Piping
    Nominal pressure:
    Material:
    Design, manufacturing and testing:
    Approval:

    PN 16
    carbon steel
    acc. to AD-2000
    acc. to PED 27/23/EC

    Heat insulation
    Electrical ange heater
    Regeneration blower

    heater to regeneration inlet valves


    with overheat protection
    with suction lter
    Technical changes reserved. Release: R01/31082004

    Donaldson Filtration Deutschland GmbH Bssingstrasse 1 D-42781 Haan Tel: ++49-2129-569-0 Fax: ++49-2129-569-100

    Te c h n i c a l D a t a

    Adsorption dryer HRE


    continuation of standard design
    Pneumatically operated buttery valves
    Non-return valves
    Pressure release valves
    Pressure equalization valves
    Resistance thermometer
    Pressure transmitter
    Manometer with shut-off valve
    Control air unit
    Pneumatic box
    End position monitoring
    Control air piping

    internals made of stainless steel


    with PTFE- gaskets
    with silencers
    incl.
    Pt 100 - measuring and control devices
    for pressure and changeover control
    per adsorption vessel
    incl. valve manifold with multipole connection and control air lter
    to house the control air unit (sizes 3500 and up)
    of inlet buttery valves with limit switches (sizes 3500 and up)
    up to size 2750 with PVC-pipe; with galvanized steel pipe (sizes
    3500 and up)

    5. Standard Options (upon request)


    Dewpoint dependent control ultraconomy
    Mounting of prelter system incl. piping
    Mounting of afterlter system incl. piping
    System bypass with 3 manual valves
    Bus interface
    Desorption air heating with steam heater instead of electrical heater
    Desorption air heating with steam and electrical heater
    Heat insulation of adsorption vessel
    16 bar version
    Status information by light indicators
    Control air piping made of stainless steel
    Changeover monitoring and limit switches for additional buttery valves
    Monitoring of dryer inlet temperature
    Free of silicone / separating agents
    Alternative power supply
    Pressure dew point below -40C
    Frost protection down to -20C
    Outdoor installation
    Special noise reduction

    6. Filter
    Please select the necessary prelter and afterlter systems from our comprehensive lter product range.

    7. Condensate
    For necessary and economical draining as well as conditioning of accumulated condensate, we recommend
    our condensate technology range of products.

    Technical changes reserved. Release: R01/31082004


    Donaldson Filtration Deutschland GmbH Bssingstrasse 1 D-42781 Haan Tel: ++49-2129-569-0 Fax: ++49-2129-569-100

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