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    Aftercoolers Brochure

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    Clean, cool air works hetter, ‘A300? A200? HEF® and HCFQ® air and gas aftercoolers. ITT Standard ITT Industries Engineered for life Clean, dry air works better No matter how you're using com- pressed air, aftercooling will help you reduce maintenance time and equip- ment wear. Under compression, air heats up. (1) Hot compressed air carries large ‘quantities of vaporized water. For instance, an industrial air compressor operating at 90 psi, and delivering 100 cfm of air, without aftercooling, can circulate four gallons of water through an air system during an eight- hour shift, Atteroooling removes troublesome water. A good afteroooler (2) and moisture separator (3), properiy installed just downstream of your compressor, will remove up to 95% of entrained water droplets above 10 microns in size A properly-sized air receiver with | 8 4 ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES Series 03000 Thru 13000 Series 02000 (2-inch) fixed tubesheet (3-inch thru 13-inch) with removable tube bundle Veoistance REQUIRED ‘TO REMOVE BUNDLE 4. — u | v —~—p— T+} #/Ner sizesostHAUos TP i LoNpT waren SONET SIZES 06 THAU TS | if over \ aie 1 Sune t t [ q MoNPT unex 1 ARINET — Wattmincer SR OUTLET YONPT SizeS03 THAUOS Main INLET Loner SON PT Sizes 06 THRU 1S WATERINLET DESIGN PRESSURES AND TEMPERATURES: [DESIGN [DESIGN PRESSURE | TESTPRESSURE | DESIGNTEMP.|[” DESIGN PRESSURE | TESTPRESSURE | DESIGN TEMP. ‘SHELL SIDE|150 PIG [ 1034 xPe | 225 PSIG | 1551 KPa | 250° | 121°C |] 150 psig | 1034 nea | 225 PsiG | 1551 uPa | 260°r.| 121°%. “TuBe sive [150 PIG | 1094 KPa | ~-300 PsiG| 2008 KPa |

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