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==Economy/Compact Refrigerated Air Dryer== | ==Economy/Compact Refrigerated Air Dryer== | ||
[[File:Rdc_refrigerated_air_dryer_sm.png|thumb| | [[File:Rdc_refrigerated_air_dryer_sm.png|thumb|50px|right|Economy/Compact Refrigerated Air Dryer]] | ||
* It uses aluminum cooling heat exchangers | * It uses aluminum cooling heat exchangers | ||
* It produces the lowest pressure drop ratings in the compressed air industry. | * It produces the lowest pressure drop ratings in the compressed air industry. | ||
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==High Inlet Temperature Refrigerated Air Dryer== | ==High Inlet Temperature Refrigerated Air Dryer== | ||
[[File:Aht_dryer_sm.png|thumb| | [[File:Aht_dryer_sm.png|thumb|50px|right|High Inlet Temperature Refrigerated Air Dryer]] | ||
* It is used for high inlet air temperatures (up to 210°F). | * It is used for high inlet air temperatures (up to 210°F). | ||
* It eliminates the need for a separate aftercooler, moisture separator, and particulate filter. | * It eliminates the need for a separate aftercooler, moisture separator, and particulate filter. | ||
* It is Designed for applications in environments with high ambient temperatures. | * It is Designed for applications in environments with high ambient temperatures. | ||
* It is ideal for when a high inlet air temperature dryer is required. | * It is ideal for when a high inlet air temperature dryer is required. | ||