Water separator for small compressor

[sd619223]

If it supplies an adequate amount of required air, who cares how restrictive it is ?

i like efficiency and would rather drive a car at peak efficiency than driving with my foot on the brakes.

 

[rcs9250]

so that's something different .... so what? nothing wrong with new and better. anyhow think about it ....

Better? Unlikely.

 

[rcs9250]

i like efficiency and would rather drive a car at peak efficiency than driving with my foot on the brakes.

Compressor manufacturers would have been doing this 50+ years ago if it was practical.

 

[sd619223]

When restriction occurs it creates a dwell time in the filter which allows time to remove moisture.

the best way to remove moisture is through super cooling or just pumping dry air into your inlet which is a easier more efficient method.

 

[sd619223]

Compressor manufacturers would have been doing this 50+ years ago if it was practical.

many paint shops are modifying their system to remove moisture using coils to cool the air going into their tank. 50 years ago, they did to feel that was a problem... check u-tube

 

[rcs9250]

the best way to remove moisture is through super cooling or just pumping dry air into your inlet which is a easier more efficient method.

You would be way money ahead to just use nitrogen. For all practical purpose, zero moisture.

 

[sd619223]

Compressor manufacturers would have been doing this 50+ years ago if it was practical.

moisture wasn't an issue then and it's so simple and easy to fix today

 

[rcs9250]

many paint shops are modifying their system to remove moisture using coils to cool the air going into their tank. 50 years ago, they did to feel that was a problem... check u-tube

If they are removing moisture going into their tanks, it’s after it has been compressed. Just like everyone on this site has been doing.

 

[sd619223]

You would be way money ahead to just use nitrogen. For all practical purpose, zero moisture.

you have a free nitrogen source and know how well air guns function with nitrogen

 

[rcs9250]

you have a free nitrogen source and know how well air guns function with nitrogen

Several have been running airguns on N2 for years.

 

[sd619223]

If they are removing moisture going into their tanks, it’s after it has been compressed. Just like everyone on this site has been doing.

without the use of a restrictive filter. just check on u-tube how it's done cheaply. they remove the air directly from the compressor, pass it through the cooling fins, cooling the air and removing most of the moisture before dumping it back into the cylinder storage tank.
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[rcs9250]

Postwithout the use of a restrictive filter. just check on u-tube how it's done cheaply. they remove the air directly from the compressor, pass it through the cooling fins, cooling the air and removing most of the moisture before dumping it back into the cylinder storage tank.
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Everything you’re saying over and over and over is post compression drying.

 

[sd619223]

Several have been running airguns on N2 for years.

going to a nitrogen supplier every time you need to load your gun is better than going through those mickey mouse filters and is a solution but how expensive is that

 

[sd619223]

Everything you’re saying over and over and over is post compression drying.

i did not say once it is post compressor drying. appears you don't understand anything i am trying to say.

 

[sd619223]

Everything you’re saying over and over and over is post compression drying.

wrong!!!

 

[sd619223]

Everything you’re saying over and over and over is post compression drying.

wrong!!!!

 

[rcs9250]

going to a nitrogen supplier every time you need to load your gun is better than going through those mickey mouse filters and is a solution but how expensive is that

You clearly don’t understand the process. N2 is fed into the HP compressors intake.

i did not say once it is post compressor drying. appears you don't understand anything i am trying to say.

You keep saying air is fed into a tank. If air is fed into a tank it has been compressed already.

 

[sd619223]

Everything you’re saying over and over and over is post compression drying.

wrong!!!!

Everything you’re saying over and over and over is post compression drying.

i don't know how often i must repeat mysef ....

Everything you’re saying over and over and over is post compression drying.

if you don't understand, i cant help you
wrong!!!

 

[rcs9250]

wrong!!!!

i don't know how often i must repeat mysef ....

if you don't understand, i cant help you
wrong!!!

From your post 51.

“remove the air directly from the compressor, pass it through the cooling fins, cooling the air and removing most of the moisture before dumping it back into the cylinder storage tank.”

 

[Hangtown-Shooter]

Congratulations sd619223… you are the first member to have earned a spot on my blocked list.