When  oil samples  taken from the input and the output of the TRANSEC cylinders show the moisture levels converging, it indicates that the molecular bed is not adsorbing much if any,  water from the oil. At this point we would recommend the cylinders be changed. It  is a simple matter of isolating the TRANSEC dryer with the two valves V1 & V2, and using the quick fit couplers, each cylinder can be removed in turn, and a new, or exchange cylinder put back in its place.

The cylinders are then transported back to our works, where they are weighed, and entered on our database against the unique serial number stamped on the cylinder.  When processed, the oil is drained off, and the beads emptied after the end cap is removed.  Both the beads and oil are disposed of through licensed contractors.  The cylinder is thoroughly cleaned using  a Techniclean AS58 solvent, and allowed to dry through evaporation.  The gaskets at each end of the cylinder are replaced as good practice. The cylinders are then filled with new beads from a sealed container and nozzle in such a way to exclude the beads from air.  The cylinder is filled with an uninhibited napthynic oil to BS148 to the point of refusal.  The end cap is replaced, and the cylinder weighed, and entered on the database.

In this way control can be kept over the amount of water removed from each cylinder at the time of regeneration, and a report forwarded to the client.