Air & Dirt Separator

An air and dirt separator is a device designed to remove air and debris from the fluid circulating in an HVAC system. It consists of a cylindrical chamber with a tangential inlet and a central outlet. The tangential inlet creates a swirling motion in the fluid, which allows the air to rise to the top of the chamber and the dirt to settle to the bottom.

The effectiveness of an air and dirt separator depends on several parameters, including:

1. Flow rate: The maximum flow rate of the fluid passing through the separator. This parameter determines the size of the separator needed to effectively remove air and dirt from the system.

2. Pressure drop: The pressure difference between the inlet and outlet of the separator. A higher pressure drop can indicate a more efficient separator, but it can also lead to higher energy consumption.

3. Particle size: The size of the particles that the separator can effectively remove from the fluid. This parameter depends on the design of the separator and the properties of the fluid.

4. Material: The material used to construct the separator. Typically, air and dirt separators are made from durable materials such as stainless steel or brass to withstand the high pressures and temperatures in HVAC systems.

Beite offer a range of air and dirt separators with different flow rates, pressure drops, and particle size capabilities to meet the needs of different HVAC systems. Our products are designed to provide efficient air and dirt removal while minimizing energy consumption and maintenance requirements. Contact us today to learn more about our air and dirt separators and how they can benefit your HVAC system.

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