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Process Gas Dryer
General Air Division
| General Air Division (formerly a division of Zurn Industries) specializes in compressed air, gas, and liquid dehydration/purification technologies and offers a diverse line of product applications. Our packaged systems—from the smallest to the largest applications—remove moisture and contaminants from process streams. General Air’s custom-designed Hydryers® are specially constructed to our customers’ specifications for gas and liquid processes, unlimited in size and capacity, and are designed for maximum efficiency. Meeting this manufacturing challenge, General Air’s own facilities, as well as our key worldwide alliances, are well-equipped to handle our customers’ wide range of requirements. |
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Applications for Dryers
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LIQUIDS |
Inorganic Gases |
Organic Gases |
Solvents/Other |
Refinery Products |
Air Dryers
Ammonia Dryers
Argon Dryers
Chlorine Dryers
Helium Dryers
Hydrogen Dryers
Hydrogen Sulfide
Mixed Gas Dryers
Nitrogen Dryers
Oxygen Dryers
Sulphur Dioxide Dryers |
Butane Dryers
Carbon Dioxide Dryers
Carbon Monoxide Dryers
Ethane Dryers
Ether Dryers
Ethylene Dryers
FCC Offgas Dryers
Landfill/Digester Dryers
Methane Dryers
Methylene Chloride Dryers
Mixed Hydrocarbon Dryers
Natural Gas Dryers
Propane Dryers
Propylene Dryers
Synthesis Gas Dryers |
Acetone Dryers
Benzene Dryers
Comonomer Dryers
Ethanol Dryers
Freon Dryers
Heat Transfer Fluid Dryers
IPA Dryers
Methanol Dryers
Monomer Dryers
NGL Dryers
Trichloroethylene Dryers
Toluene Dryers
Xylene Dryers
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Butadiene Dryers
Butane Dryers
Butene Dryers
Ethane Dryers
Isobutane Dryers
Isopentane Dryers
Kerosene Dryers
Naphtha Dryers
Pentane Dryers
Propane Dryers
Propylene Dryers
Raffinate Dryers |
GAS AND LIQUID PURIFICATION
- Removal of carbon dioxide from ethylene for production of polyethylene plastic.
- Removal of MAPD and arsine/phosphine from propylene.
- Removal of carbon dioxide from organic and inorganic gases prior to liquefaction.
- Removal of sulfur compounds, such as mercaptans and hydrogen sulfide, from natural gas prior to liquefaction.
CATALYTIC PURIFICATION
- Removal of oxygen from nitrogen, argon, etc.
- Removal of hydrogen from helium or other gases.
- Removal of H2/CO from air for high-purity process.
- Catalytic oxidation of hydrocarbons.
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