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Refrigerated dryers work to cool the air supply to about 3 degrees pressure dewpoint, to which water vapor condenses into a liquid and is expelled from the system. Cycling refrigerated dryers turn on in response to detected loads while non-cycling refrigerated drying systems use a dual-stage heat exchanging system that prevents freezing by keeping a constant temperature through a hot gas bypass valve.
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Desiccant dryers push air through a system of highly absorbent desiccants, which sucks up any moisture and removes it to either -40 degrees or -80 degrees dewpoint depending on the particular system required.
Heated purge desiccant dryers use an external blower and heater while heatless purge systems use compressed air to remove excess moisture, cycling through wet and dry sets.
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