Compressed air is a versatile medium. It is widely used throughout industry and, for example, can be found in workshops and garages where untreated air is acceptable or the specialist industries where the demanding environments of the pharmaceutical and food sectors require absolutely dry, oil-free and often sterile compressed air.
Compressed air users rely on quality air from BOGE wherever the safe and efficient treatment of the compressed air is required. Our compressed air specialists will do their utmost to configure a customized air treatment system to meet any given set of criteria.
1 cubic foot of untreated ambient air can contain up to 4 million airborne particles as well as 50 – 80% water vapor and oil in the form of unburned hydrocarbons. During the compression process the concentration of these particles increases: at a pressure of 150 psi, for example, an eleven-fold value of 44 million dirt particles is reached. Optimally treated BOGE compressed air is dry, dust-free, oil-free and if required sterile.
CAREFUL PLANNING AND ADVICE
When it comes to selecting the right type of air
treatment, specialist advice is crucial because
an incorrectly dimensioned system can easily
generate unnecessary costs in the long run. You
can count on the BOGE know-how: a thorough
system analysis ensures that the installed air
treatment exactly meets the site requirements.
OPTIMAL COST-BENEFIT RATIO
Compressed air treatment is a necessary cost
in a compressed air system and so the chosen
system should produce an optimal cost-benefit
ratio. An oversized or undersized air treatment
system is likely to result in unnecessary costs or
jeopardize the operating integrity of the system.
BOGE’s range of air treatment products ensures
that there is a cost effective customized solution
for every application.
QUALITY DESIGN
The use of high quality materials and a reduced
number of wear parts ensures the BOGE air
treatment systems are as efficient and reliable
as our demanding customers rightfully expect.
The BOGE manufacturing process also meets
on-going quality standards – from inspection of
purchased parts to final inspection and testing
of each product. And, when it comes to product
development, BOGE ranks among the first for
German engineering: time after time we are
recognized as trendsetters in the industry
thanks to our innovations many of which have
Worldwide patents.
Based on your air quality requirements
BOGE will take care of selecting the appropriate air treatment products to
provide an optimal solution from initial assessment to system design.
Class | Solid impurities (Max. particle size per m3 ) Max. particle size in µm | Humidity (Max. pressure dewpoint) | ppm Max. oil content | |||||
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< = 0.1 | 0.1 < d < = 0.5 | 0.5 < d < = 1.0 | 1.0 < d < = 5.0 | °C | °F | mg/m3 | ppm/w/w | |
0 | Specified by user | |||||||
1 | A/R | 100 | 1 | 0 | < = -70°C | < = -94°F | < = 0.01 mg/m3 | < = 0.008 ppm/w/w |
2 | A/R | 100,000 | 1,000 | 10 | < = -40°C | < = -40°F | < = 0.1 mg/m3 | < = 0.08 ppm/w/w |
3 | A/R | A/R | 10,000 | 500 | < = -20°C | < = -4°F | < = 1 mg/m3 | < = 0.8 ppm/w/w |
4 | A/R | A/R | A/R | 1,000 | < = +3°C | < = +37°F | < = 5 mg/m3 | < = 4 ppm/w/w |
5 | A/R | A/R | A/R | 20,000 | < = +7°C | < = +45°F | - | - |
6 | - | - | - | - | < = +10°C | < = +50°F | - | - |
Classes 6 and 7 are defined according to the maximum particle size and maximum density. Class 6: d < = 5 µm and density < = 5 mg/m3 Class 7: d < = 40 µm and density < = 10 mg/m3 |
Classes 7 to 9 are defined according to their liquid water content. Class 7: CW < = 5 mg/m3 Class 8: 0,5 g/m3 < CW < = 5 mg/m3 Class 9: 5 g/m3 < CW < = 10 mg/m3 |
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