The VV-R series: Breather dryers to protect hydraulics, gears, barrels & IBC with constant air exchange & short downtimes against moisture damage.
No corrosion inside your tank or barrel
No quality degradation of operating oils or contained substances
Minimum pressure build-up, even with high flow rates
Suitable indoor, outdoor & offshore use
Components.
Hover over the components of the adsorber and find out what important tasks they perform to keep your systems dry and clean.
ADSORPTION PROCESS:
If the oil level in the system drops, air flows in to equalize pressure. This air enters the adsorber via the openings (G) and flows through a coarse filter (F), which separates larger dirt and dust particles. The GIEBEL Xdry® filling (D) then separates moisture up to 2% RH (average 10% RH). A 3μm filter (C) removes even the finest dirt and dust particles from the supply air.
Dry and clean air enters the system.
DESORPTION PROCESS:
If the oil level rises, air is pressed out of the system. This air contains oil particles and aerosols. Larger oil particles condense on the oil demister (E) and drip back into the system. Finer oil particles and aerosols are separated by the activated carbon (B). Some of the previously adsorbed moisture is removed from the desiccant as the air flows out, ensuring cyclical self-regeneration.
Clean air escapes the system.
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Mode of operation.
Adsorption - Drying of supply air
- The level in the system decreases
- Humid air is sucked in
- Air flows pressureless into adsorber
- Uniform flow through the adsorber
- Air is dried to 2%rH
- Giebel Xdry® changes color
- Air is filtered to 3μm
Dry and clean supply air
Desorption - Separation of oil particles
- The level in the system increases
- Dry, oily air is squeezed out
- Activated carbon absorbs oil mist
- Dry, oil-free air regenerates Giebel Xdry®
- Giebel Xdry® partially recolors
Self-regeneration and oil-free exhaust air