Compression heat recovery dryer
HOC
Available from 420 to 3,680 m3/hr (250-2,165 scfm), Ingersoll Rand heat of compression (HOC) dryers provide energy efficiency, performance and flexibility. Ingersoll Rand HOC dryers supply instrument quality air at operating costs well below those of typical desiccant dryer designs. Tried-and-true components along with enhanced controls ensure reliable HOC dryers with consistent performance. The flexible design accommodates Ingersoll Rand and/or other oil-free compressors.

Ingersoll Rand heat of compression (HOC) dryers provide energy effi ciency, fl exibility and reliability. Energy Effi ciency Ingersoll Rand HOC dryers provide instrument quality air at operating costs well below those of typical desiccant dryer designs. HOC dryers utilize the heat already generated by the air compression process, which is normally considered waste. Low pressure drop design conserves energy by permitting the air compressor to run at lower pressures. Highly effi cient, patented stainless steel heat exchangers provide optimal performance. The Standard HOC model consumes less than 150 watts, which is equivalent to the energy consumed by one light bulb.

Flexibility to Accommodate Your Application Ingersoll Rand recognizes that each customer’s application is unique. That is why we designed our HOC dryers with fl exibility to accommodate: Air-cooled or water-cooled applications. Ingersoll Rand or other oil-free compressors Existing compressors through fi eld upgradable/retrofi t options. The HOC dryer was also specifi cally designed with a low profi le to facilitate ease of installation and maintenance as well as promote safety. Critical components are within easy reach for safe and simple maintenance. Low overall height fi ts areas with low overhead clearance.

Issue Time:		2024-05-14
Expire Time:		2024-08-31