Electrical sensing and regenerating system for molecular sieve d

Gas separation – Means within gas stream for conducting concentrate to collector

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55 33, 55 58, 55161, 55208, B01D 5304

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ABSTRACT:
A fluid drying system comprising a molecular sieve bed of crystalline metal aluminosilicate zeolite particles for removing water from a moisture-laden process stream. The improved apparatus and methods provides means for measuring electrical conductivity of the zeolite particles and generating a signal representative of sorbed water content. Means responsive to the signal is provided for interrupting process fluid flow through the bed at a predetermined bed water content. In the preferred embodiments a high voltage is imposed across the bed for regenerating the bed to separate sorbed water from the zeolite particles.

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