What is the function of Catch-All-Filter-Drier in HVAC system?

The Catch-All-Filer-Drier is a consumable brilliant gadget that can dispose of the considerable number of shortcomings of free-filled reenactment by embellishing a mix into a spongy center.

The center gives a great filtration framework particularly to dampness, earth, acids, and slop without the likelihood of desiccant powdering, pressing, and getting away into the framework.

Catch-All Filer-Drier can kill

Moisture

Acid

Dirt

Sludge

Moisture Removing :
Acids Removing :
Dirt Removing :
Sludge and Varnish Removing :

Moisture is an important factor in the whole HVAC system, especially in refrigerant porous systems. In the presence of moisture, there is a huge chance of easy formation of corrosion, acids sludge, etc.; using a Catch-All-Filter-Drier helps to remove and protect moisture in the refrigerant system.

Some conditions like pressure, and temperature help to form chemical reactions. Consequently, in a refrigerant system, acid-forming chemical reactions also can occur under certain conditions; for example, when temperature increases in the presence of moisture many refrigerants will react with oil to form acids.

The type and nature of dirt may vary, but all dirt should be removed from the refrigerant system. Some metallic contaminants or dirt like cast iron dust, steel dust, corrosion dust, and copper or other metallic dust are real killers for HVAC systems. They can damage compressor bearings, plug capillary tubes, expansion valves, and important parts of the system.

All equipment is designed considering the decomposition of types of equipment of due to the presence of moisture, dirt, acid, and other particles. Although after taking this precaution to design and manufacture the system, no one can avoid to formation of sludge and varnish inside the system because of the breakdown of oil caused by discharge at high temperatures.

Catch-All-Filter-Drier is such a smart filter that can fight alone against the four major enemies and not allow passing them ahead.