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SPECIFICATIONS                                                                                                DD3000 - DD12000 RANGE

SPECIFICATIONS                                          DD3000      DD6000      DD9000     DD12000

Height (inch)                                               55          55          70          70

Width (inch)                                                85          85          95          95
Depth (inch)                                                39          39          55          55

Weight (lbs)                                             1,114       1,234       1,675       2,998
Voltage (V)                                            220 /460     220/460     220/460     220/460
Phase
Frequency (Hz)                                              3           3           3           3
Total Power (kW)                                            60          60          60          60
Regeneration Heater Power Requirements (kW)                 25          50          67          94
Gas Regeneration Option (Usage)                             22          45          59          84
Steam Regeneration Option (m3/hr)                           Y           Y           Y           Y
Electric Regeneration Option (kW)                          7.0        14.5        14.7         8.0
Process Airflow Maximum – Dry Air (cfm)                     22          45          67          94
Process Airflow Static Pressure (WG)                     1,765       3,531       5,297       7,062
Regen Airflow Nominal – Wet Air (cfm)                       5          4.4         4.4         3.6
Regen Airflow Static Pressure (WG)                         423         835       1,118       1,530
Process Air Outlet Dia (inch)                              3.2         5.4         4.8         4.4
Process Air Inlet (L X W)                                   16          16          18          18
Regen Air Outlet Dia (inch)                             29 X 21     29 X 21     33 X 25     39 X 29
Regen Air Inlet (L X W)                                     10          10          12          14
                                                        19 X 19     19 X 19     19 X 19     23 X 23
Rotor Wheel Speed (rph)
                                                          10.2        10.2        10.2        10.2
Rotor Size dia X depth (inch)
Munters / Proflute Desiccant Wheel                     25.5 X 7.9  33.5 X 7.9  41.3 X 7.9  49.2 X 7.9
Typical Extraction @ 60°F 60%RH (ppd)                       Y           Y           Y           Y
Min Operating Temperature (°F)
                                                           840       1,641       2,246       3,173
                                                            -4          -4          -4          -4

APPLICATION

Dehumidifiers are required wherever there is a need to lower the humidity level to prevent corrosion, mold
growth and condensation or maintain a low humidity condition during manufacture, packaging or storing of
hygroscopic products.

METHODS OF DEHUMIDIFICATION

Dehumidification is possible using two possible principles, Condensation with refrigeration style
dehumidifiers and Adsorption with desiccant dehumidifiers. Desiccant dehumidifiers perform exceptionally
well when used in cooler climates, or when a low dew-point, deep drying or low humidity levels are required.
Since desiccant dehumidifiers do not produce
water, they will work effectively down to sub zero
temperatures.

Their operation is simplistic yet extremely effective
and reliable. Air (Process Air) is drawn into the
dehumidifier, where is passes over a wheel
impregnated with Silica Gel. As the air passes
over this wheel, any moisture present in the air is
absorbed into the Silica Gel wheel before leaving
the dehumidifier as warm dry air.

The Silica Gel wheel is continually, slowly rotating,
typically at three revolutions per hour. As the
wheel rotates, a small portion passes through
the regeneration segment. During this phase a
second air stream (Regeneration Air) is heated to
a high temperature before passing over the wheel.
Any moisture present in the wheel is released into
this air stream; this hot wet air is then exhausted
outside the area being dried.

                                                          PHARMACEUTICAL, CONFECTIONARY, DEFENSE INDUSTRY,
                                                       WATER DAMAGE, COLD STORES, POWER STATIONS, PLASTICS
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