Bendix-commercial-vehicle-systems AD-1 AND AD-2 AIR DRYERS 7/04 Manuel d'utilisateur

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®
Bendix
®
AD-1
and AD-2
Air Dryers
SD-08-2403
FIGURE 1
AD-2
AIR DRYERAD-1
AIR DRYER
The air dryer collects and removes moisture and
contaminants before the air reaches the first reservoir. It is
distinctly different than a reservoir drain valve or aftercooler
in that it provides “dry air” for the air brake system. The
daily draining of the system’s reservoirs is no longer
necessary, thus reducing maintenance considerably when
compared to an air brake system without an air dryer.
In a system without an air dryer, the life of air brake
components is substantially reduced because of contact
with water and oil in the system and since the air dryer
removes water and oil in vapor form, life of the component
devices is substantially increased when the air dryer is used.
The air dryer can be used on most highway vehicles where
normal compressor loaded time is 90 seconds or less and
unloaded time is 30 seconds or more. If the compressor
remains loaded for long periods of time, such as on a transit
bus, certain changes in the purge volume of the dryer must
be made. For more information regarding increase of the
purge volume, contact our Engineering Department, in Elyria,
Ohio.
The air dryer is installed in the discharge line between the
compressor and the first reservoir. The unit must be mounted
vertically and mounting brackets are provided and can be
adjusted to meet installation requirements.
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Page 1 - Air Dryers

1®Bendix® AD-1™ and AD-2™ Air DryersSD-08-2403FIGURE 1AD-2™ AIR DRYERAD-1™ AIR DRYERThe air dryer collects and removes moisture andcontaminants before

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10FIGURE 14FIGURE 15-2FIGURE 15-1REBUILDING THE AD-1™ AIR DRYER ENDCOVER ASSEMBLYTo remove the end cover assembly from the air dryer followsteps 1-6 u

Page 3 - SERVICEABILITY

1115. Install the thermostat metal side down in the end coverbore and secure it in place using the retaining clip orshield and the two screws.16. Lubr

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12FIGURE 17FIGURE 16 - AD-2™ AIR DRYER END COVER31. Lubricate the cap nut threads and the cap nut bore ofthe end cover and install the cap nut, torqui

Page 5 - FIGURE 5

134. Position the end cover as marked during removal andinstall the retainer ring so that the gap in the ring iswithin an inch of the notch in the bo

Page 6 - PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH:

14FIGURE 19 - TYPICAL INSTALLATION FOR THE AD-1™ AIR DRYERCOMPRESSORUNLOADERGOVERNORRESERVOIR #1AD-1™AIRDRYERSAFETY VALVEPURGE DRAINVALVE#16 GAGE WIRE

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15AD-2™ AIR DRYER TROUBLESHOOTING CHARTSYMPTOM CAUSE REMEDY1. Dryer is constantly A. Excessive system leakage. A. Test for excessive leakage and rep

Page 8 - FIGURE 10

16BW1597 © 2004 Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems LLC All rights reserved. 7/2004 Printed in U.S.A.SYMPTOM CAUSE REMEDY4. Constant exhaust of air A.

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2FIGURE 2 - SECTIONAL VIEWSAD-1™ AIR DRYERThe housing assembly consists of two cylindrical steelstampings welded together. For piping convenience, two

Page 10 - DISASSEMBLY

3The desiccant beads are held in place by steel perforatedplates and filter cloths. The top plate is held in place by aspring, and the bottom plate re

Page 11 - REBUILDING THE AD-2

4FIGURE 3AD-2™ AIR DRYER OPERATIONAL CHARGE CYCLEFIGURE 4- AIR PRESSUREAD-2™ AIR DRYER OPERATIONAL PURGE CYCLE- AIR PRESSURE

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5FIGURE 5A. An outside air source has been used to charge thesystem. This air did not pass through the dryingbed.B. Air usage is exceptionally high an

Page 13 - INSTALLATION OF AD-1

6D. ReassemblyReinstall the thermostat cover according to Figure17. Take special care to assure the rubber spacerand the gasket are correctly installe

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7FIGURE 7 - REPLACEMENT DESICCANT CARTRIDGEFIGURE 6 - DESICCANT SEALING PLATEEnd Cover Removal1. Loosen the three cap screws on the end cover and turn

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8DISASSEMBLY OF DESICCANT CARTRIDGE1. Carefully remove and discard the lock nut on top of thedesiccant sealing plate. (The plate is spring loaded; see

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94. Insert one of the perforated plates into the cartridge,cloth side up, and tap it firmly to the bottom. (Clothalways faces desiccant material.) (Se

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