Many industries use water-cooled refrigerated air dryers to dry compressed air so that equipment and products are not harmed. These dryers make the air dry by cooling it and making the water in it turn into liquid. We take away the liquid from the air by using a tool called a separator. This helps us get dry compressed air.
The cold and moist air goes into the fridge and moves through the evaporator. The evaporator has a special liquid that takes away heat from the squeezed air and makes it cooler. When air goes through the evaporator, the wetness in the air turns into liquid and gets taken out of the air. After the water is separated, it is removed from the system.
The dried compressed air goes through filters and dryers to get rid of any water and dirt left in it. The last part of the process is the water-cooled machine that cools down the heat made by the refrigerator. This turns the refrigerant back into a liquid so it can be used again.
One good thing about using water-cooled refrigerated air dryers is that they work well even when it's very hot and humid outside, without slowing down. They are smaller than air-cooled dryers, perfect for places where there isn't a lot of room. They need water all the time to stay cool, which can be a problem in certain places.
Water-cooled refrigerated air dryers work to remove moisture from compressed air by cooling it through refrigeration. The condensed moisture is then separated from the air and removed from the system. This makes air very dry and it can be used for many things in factories.
