Air Compressor Customer Cases-Ingersoll Rand

Last week, a Sichuan customer placed an order for 22 tons of activated alumina and molecular sieve. Customers use Ingersoll Rand air compressors. During this time, the customer asked about the filling method of the product. Let me give you a brief introduction

The commonly used adsorbents for Ingersoll Rand air compressor equipment are activated alumina balls and molecular sieves, followed by ceramic balls. Activated alumina balls are white in color and are a kind of desiccant for deep drying of trace water. The commonly used particle size is 3-5mm, 4-6mm, 5-8mm. Widely used in petrochemical, textile industry, oxygen production, industrial gas, liquid phase drying, automatic instrument air drying, air separation industrial pressure swing adsorption, etc. Molecular sieve is a khaki, off-white small sphere, usually with a particle size of 3-5 mm. Molecular sieves are widely used in desiccants, selective adsorbents, catalysts, ion exchangers, etc. Widely used in petroleum processing, petrochemical, fine chemical and daily chemical industry and other fields.

When filling, clean the inside of the device first, and then blow the inside of the device with gas after cleaning. After installing the screen at the bottom of the device, first install activated alumina balls, etc., and then tap the outer wall of the equipment with a wooden stick to make the small balls in the equipment fall down, and then continue to fill activated alumina balls or Molecular sieve, the molecular sieve is loaded into the middle or upper part of the device so that the pellets fall down, and the packing is very tight and cannot be left empty. The charging ratio can be consulted with the equipment manufacturer