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Drain TechnologiesCompAir utilizes the latest in drain technology to meet all of your system needs. Although CompAir offers a variety of drains, there are three major drain technologies, Pneumatic, Electronic Demand and Timed Electric, in the product offerings.

Pneumatic

Pneumatic drains are a great option because they permit installation anywhere without concerns for electrical safety issues. Pneumatic drains are powered by air, not electricity, so they are ideally suited for remote or portable applications. They are also safe to operate in any hazardous area. Drains offered by CompAir are also zero-loss, meaning no compressed air is lost during the drain process. This results in energy savings.

Electronic Demand

Electronic Demand drains offer a great amount of installation flexibility and will reduce the amount of energy consumed. They operate based on the level of demand, not on a specific time setting that does not take demand into consideration. When the level of condensate in the reservoir rises to its maximum level, a capacitive sensor activates and the system of discharging the condensate begins. CompAir's zero-air-loss electronic demand drains ensure reliable condensate removal and that costly compressed air is never lost.

Timed Electric

Timed Electric drains operate by utilizing two timed settings that a user can program according to their application and drain needs. The drains have one timer that is set for the interval between each time the drain opens. The second timer is set for the amount of time that the drain is open. During the draining process there will be a minimal amount of air lost.

Where Are Drains Used?CompAir condensate drains ensure manufacturing process and finished product are not contaminated by bulk liquids and oil. Proper drain installation is a critical component in a well designed CompAir air treatment system.

1. Separators used downstream of after-coolers remove large amounts of condensate from the compressed air stream. They are normally integrated into a compressor package or are placed directly at the compressor outlet. These separators are designed to effectively remove high volumes of liquid contamination.

2. Receiver tanks utilize drains installed beneath the tank.

3. Filters utilize drains to dispose of liquid oil and water which has been separated from the air stream by the coalescing filter element.

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CDX Electronic Demand Drain

Using Drains Saves You MoneyInstalling automatic condensate drains has several benefits for every compressed air system

Eliminates daily man-hours required to walk the factory and manually drain air lines and equipment

Eliminates daily man-hours required every morning to purge the air lines of condensate before work begins

Prevents the receiver tank from filling up with condensate and causing the compressor to short cycle.

Zero loss drains save on wasted compressed air created when valves are cracked open to purge the air lines of condensate

Ensures timely and effective condensate removal during working hours to protect end products and processes from contamination

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ISO 8573.1Air Quality Class System P*

Application

Solids Moisture Oil psi bar

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CMD SeriesThe CMD Series are level actuated, pneumatically operated, zero-loss, automatic condensate liquid drain devices for use in discharging collected liquid from a compressed air system. It is recommended that the CMD Series drains are used with air receivers, drip legs, aftercoolers, separators, dryers, and filters.

Features & Benefits Operating temperatures: 35150F

Operating pressures: 10500 PSIG

Models offered with top or bottom inlet connection

Economical drain for light to heavy duty service

Discharge rates of 0.324 gallons/hour

Discharge port designed to prevent clogging

OperationSee Figure 1

1. Float held in place by a magnet.

See Figure 2

2. Condensate rises. Buoyancy of float overcomes magnetic force.

3. Float arm rises. Pilot valve opens.

4. Compressed air enters cylinder. Piston moves up. Discharge port opens.

5. Condensate level falls. Pilot valve closes. Back pressure bleeds off.

6. Air pressure moves piston down. Discharge port closes.

Pneumatic Drains

Figure 1

Figure 2

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Pilot Valve

Discharge Port

Condensate Rises

Float Arm

Piston

Pilot Valve

Cylinder

Float

CMD15

CMD13

CMD Specifications

Series Type Model Pressure Kgf/cm2 Capacity* Materials

CMD12

Top Connection CMD12T 250 1.4/12.30.3 gals/h,

1.2 l/h

Bowl: Epoxy coated zinc housing c/w sight glass;

Internals: Delrin mechanical parts: Viton Seals impervious to synthetic lubricants

Bottom Connection CMD12B 250 1.4/12.3

CMD13

Top Connection CMD13T 300 21

3 gal/h, 11.4 l/h

Carbon steel housing; Stainless steel, brass, delrin, nylon,

mechanical parts; Viton seals

*Drains are designated to operate at one discharge per minute for one year before

rebuilding is required. Maximum capacity is six discharges per minute.

Top Connection High Pressure CMD113TH 500 35

Top Connection Stainless Steel CMD113TS 300 21

Top Connection High Pressure Stainless Steel

CMD113THS 500 35

Bottom Connection CMD13B 300 21

Bottom Connection High Pressure CMD13BH 500 35

Bottom Connection Stainless Steel CMD13BS 300 21

Bottom Connection High Pressure Stainless Steel

CMD13BHS 500 35

CMD15

Top Connection CMD15T 300 21

24 gal/h, 90.8 l/h

Carbon steel housing; Stainless steel, brass, delrin, nylon,

mechanical parts; Viton seals

(1) Drains are designated to operate at one discharge per minute for one year before

rebuilding is required. Maximum capacity is six discharges per minute.

Top Connection High Pressure CMD15TH 500 35

Top ConnectionStainless Steel CMD15TS 300 21

Top Connection High PressureStainless Steel

CMD15THS 500 35

Bottom Connection High Pressure CMD15B 300 21

Bottom Connection Stainless Steel CMD15BH 500 35

Bottom Connection Stainless Steel CMD15BS 300 21

Bottom Connection High Pressure Stainless Steel

CMD15BHS 500 35

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CMD12 bottom connectionCMD12

top connection

CDX SpecificationsModel CDX1 CDX3 CDX10 CDX30 CDX100

Compressor Capacity (cfm) 141194 423583 1,4131,942 4,2385,827 14,12517,657

Refrigerated Dryer (cfm)* 282388 8471,165 2,8254,061 8,47511,654 38,25140,611

Filter-downstream (cfm)** 1,4131,942 4,2385,827 14,12517,657 42,37260,035 42,37260,035

Min./Max. Operating Pressure (psig) 11.6 / 232 11.6 / 232 11.6 / 232 11.6 / 232 11.6 / 232

Min./Max. Operating Temperature (F) 33.8 / 176 33.8 / 176 33.8 / 176 33.8 / 176 33.8 / 176

Voltage (V) 90250 90250 90250 90250 90250

Frequency (Hz) 5060 5060 5060 5060 5060

Condensate oil-contaminated + oil free

Housing Aluminum, hard-coated

Condensate Inlet Connection (NPT) 2 x " 2 x " 3 x " 3 x " 1 x 1" + 2 x "

Condensate Outlet Connection (NPT) " " " " "

Weight (lbs.) 2.43 3.2 4.63 5.3 9

* Referred to 100 psig (a) and 68F at 100 psig working pressure, compressor inlet 77F at 60% r.H. compressor discharge temperature 95F, dew point dryer 37F** Condensate aftercooler or refrigerated dryer already removedCapacity depends on different climate zonesOptions on request; Technical Alterations Reserved

Electronic Demand Drains

CDX SeriesThe CDX Series are automatic, zero air loss electronic demand drains that offer the highest safety and efficiency in removing liquid condensate. The capacitive sensor monitors the level of condensate and manages if effective discharge. The CDX Series is an integral part of every modern compressed air installation.

Features & Benefits Maximum operating pressure: 232 PSIG

Maximum operating temperature: 176F

Removes liquid based on demand

Zero air loss

Resistant against all standard compressor oil types

Low maintenance/service work

Alarm in case of malfunction

Easy installation in both new and existing systems

Built-in strainer prevents valve blockage and damage

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CED Specifications

Model* Maximum

Working Pressure Voltage Valve TypeOrifice Size Conn.

Dimensionsin (mm) Weight

psig (kgf/cm2) in (mm) NPT H W D lb (Kg)

CED21 175 (12.3) 115/1/60or

230/1/50

Direct Acting .625 (16) " 5.13 (130) 2.25 (57) 7.88 (200) 3 (1)

CED22 175 (12.3) Direct Acting .625 (16) /8" 5.13 (130) 2.25 (57) 7.88 (200) 4 (2)

CED23 175 (12.3)

11560/10050or

23060/20050NEMA 4/4x

Internal Pilot Operated

Diaphragm

.625 (16) " 5.13 (130) 2.25 (57) 7.88 (200) 4 (2)

CED30 200 (14) .625 (16) " 5.13 (130) 2.25 (57) 7.88 (200) 4 (2)

CED32 300 (21) Direct Acting .625 (16) " 5.56 (141) 2.25 (57) 7.88 (200) 3 (1)

CED41 1500 (105) External Pilot Operated

Diaphragm

.047 (1.20) " 4.38 (111) 1.69 (43) 4.88 (124) 2 (1)

CED50 300 (21) .50 (13) " 5.31 (135) 2.00 (51) 5.00 (127) 2 (1)

CED52 300 (21) .50 (13) " 6.25 (159) 2.00 (51) 7.00 (178) 3 (1)

* Maximum Operating Temperature is 120F (49C)

Liquid Discharge Per Operation

Discharge Time in

Seconds

Line Pressure when Discharging to Atmosphere Gallons/Liters

50 psig

3.5 kgf/cm2

100 psig

7 kgf/cm2

150 psig

10.6 kgf/cm2

200 psig

14 kgf/cm2

250 psig

17.6 kgf/cm2