Ask a Question:
Can water or moisture be damaging my compressed air system?
Answer:
Absolutely! Water corrodes pipes,
valves, machinery controls. None of this is good. When controls malfunction, production can stop or product can be impaired and all this costs you time and money.
Water in Aerosol or Vapor form is more difficult to remove and requires the use of a Compressed Air Dryer.
Ask a Question:
How does water or moisture get into my compressed air?
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Answer:
Through your Compressor inlet.
Water vapor (humidity-moisture) enters the air system through the air compressor inlet air filter. The air compressor sucks in approximately 7 cubic feet of atmospheric air at 0 psig, and that volume of air is compressed into 1 cubic feet of air at 100 psig. The water vapor (humidity-moisture) that was in the 7 cubic feet of atmospheric air is now compressed into 1 cubic feet of compressed air.
There are 3 forms of water in compressed air:
Liquid water
Aerosol (mist)
Vapor (gas)