Deltech DFX 15.1, 1500 CFM Cycling Refrigerated Air Dryer, 4" FLG 460 Volt, 3-Phase Sized for 300 HP Compressor World Latin America

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Deltech DFX 15.1, 1500 CFM Cycling Refrigerated Air Dryer, 4" FLG 460 Volt, 3-Phase Sized for 300 HP Compressor World Latin America

 

Linear Energy Savings

FLEX Series dryers automatically cycle (on /off) the refrigeration compressor in response to inlet load conditions. As the inlet air load is reduced, the power requirement to dry the air is matched in proportion to the demand. For example, at 60% inlet air load, a non-cycling dryer consumes 96% of the full load power consumption, a 4% energy savings. By comparison, at 60% inlet air load, the FLEX Series consumes only 60% of the full load power, a 40% energy savings.

 

 

How It Works

  1.  The FLEX Series utilizes a phase change (PCM) heat transfer medium between the refrigeration and compressed air circuits that serves as a reservoir for thermal storage. 

  2. The thermal reservoir is comprised of a 3-in-1 heat exchanger (patent pending) filled with a phase change material that efficiently transfers heat energy through a “change of state”.

    Phase Change: changing from liquid to solid back to liquid in a continuous cycle

  3. The refrigeration circuit operates to cool down the PCM until it forms into a solid at which time the refrigeration system cycles off. 

  4. As the compressed air enters the PCM to air section of the heat exchanger, the PCM media absorbs heat for the airstream and begins to melt the PCM media at a constant temperature. 

  5. When most of the PCM media has turned to liquid the refrigeration system cycles on to again cool down the PCM media turning it back into a solid. 

  6. This cycle repeats as required to meet the corresponding compressed air load on the FLEX dryer. 
 
Dryer
Model
Inlet Flow Pressure Drop Voltages Inlet/Outlet
Connections
Operating Power
SCFM NM3/H PSI IN KW
DFX 1.1 75 127 2.9 115/1/60 NPT 1" 0.54
DFX 1.2 100 170 3.0 115/1/60 NPT 1" 0.62
DFX 1.5-1 150 255 3.6 115/1/60 NPT 2" 1.04
DFX 2.1-4 200 340 2.2 460/3/60 NPT 2" 1.26
DFX 3.1 300 509 3.6 460/3/60 NPT 2" 1.99
DFX 4.5 450 765 3.0 460/3/60 NPT 2" 3.23
DFX 5.5 550 935 3.0 460/3/60 NPT 2" 3.42
DFX 8.1 800 1300 3.7 460/3/60 FLG 3" 4.30
DFX 10.1 1000 1700 5.0 460/3/60 FLG 3" 5.84
DFX 12.5 1250 2150 4.6 460/3/60 FLG 4" 7.60
DFX 15.1 1500 2550 3.9 460/3/60 FLG 4" 9.00
DFX 20.1 2000 3400 3.1 460/3/60 FLG 4" 10.00

Performance data presented in accordance with ISO 7183 (Option A2) conditions: 100°F inlet temperature, 100°F ambient temperature and 100 psig conditions.

 

TECH DATA

  • Product Specification

    • Capacity (CFM) @ 100 PSI
      1500 CFM @ 100 PSI
    • Cooling Type
      Air Cooled
    • Dew Point
      + 39 F
    • Operating Pressure (PSI)
      100 PSI
  • Overview & Technical Details

    • Air Dryer Style
      FLEX Series
    • Power Source/Type
      Electric
  • Connection

    • Connection NPT
      4" Flange
  • Dimensions & Weight

    • Dimensions (L)(W)(H)
      59" H, 39" W, 62" D
    • Weight (lbs)
      1056.000000
  • Power Requirements

    • 460/480/3/60
      9.0 kW
    • Standard Voltages
      460/3/60
  • Warranty

    • Standard Warranty
      2 Year Factory Warranty

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