After Cooler
Wagh Engineering Enterprises is a global distributor of various compressed air system equipment.
As our slogan goes- “WEE & You, A Synergized Partnership Towards Total Industrial Solutions”.
Our products have passed ISO9001/2015, QUALITY and SAFETY. All our air compressors and pressure vessels exported are produced according to the ASME (American Society of Mechanical Engineers) standards and IS code.
We have also facilities for the following services :
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After Cooler
An aftercooler is a mechanical cooling unit that operates on the principles of heat exchange between two mediums usually water and air. Aftercooler units can be used to attain temperatures between 5-20°F immediately after compressed air is released from the compression unit. An aftercooler is a heat exchanger that cools the hot compressed air to precipitate the water that otherwise would condensate in the pipe system. It is water-cooled or air-cooled, is generally equipped with a water separator with automatic drainage, and should be placed close to the compressor.
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Description :
Approximately 80–90% of the precipitated condensation water is collected in the aftercooler’s water separator. A common value for the temperature of the compressed air after passing through the aftercooler is approx. 10˚C above the coolant temperature, but can vary depending on the type of cooler. An after-cooler is used in virtually all stationary installations. In most cases, an after-cooler is built into modern compressors. An aftercooler is a mechanical heat exchanger designed to remove the heat and moisture of compression from a compressed air stream so the air is cool and dry enough for use in air-operated equipment.
Specifications :
CFM Requirement | 1.25 Multiply | Suggested Tank Size |
20 | 25 | 30 gallon |
40 | 50 | 50-60 gallon |
65 | 81.25 | 90-100 gallon |
80 | 100 | 100-120 gallon |
Features :
- It stores compressed air that can be used for short, high-demand events.
- It provides a steady air signal to compressor controls.
- When used as a “wet tank”, it acts as a secondary heat exchanger, increasing the efficiency of your air dryer.