ICS Cool Energy has launched a new range of thermal mass cycling refrigeration air dryers specifically designed for the treatment of compressed air systems.
ICS Cool Energy has launched a new range of thermal mass cycling refrigeration air dryers specifically designed for the treatment of compressed air systems.
The new DE-ETM range is an extension of ICS Cool Energy’s compressed air and gas system, and is suitable for applications that require low energy consumption, reliability and high performance even when operating for long periods of time.
It provides the treatment of a high compressed air flow for a wide range of demands, from 32 to 225m3/min.
The DE-ETM thermal mass technology is Eurovent A-rated, and uses R410a refrigerant, said to allow the units to adapt energy consumption to the actual load, therefore achieving significant savings compared to other dryers on the market.
In addition, the range’s aluminium heat exchanger also minimises pressure drops.
The special bar and plate technology of heat exchangers ensures that DE-ETM works with high compressed air flow while maintaining a precise DEW point (to control and measure the amount of water vapour in the compressed air), during all conditions and low pressure drops.
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