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Figure 6-5.A maintenance Index page (MIP) for one design and make of high-pressure air compressor systems (page 1 of 2).
Maintenance of Reciprocating Air Compressors

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Figure 6-6.—A maintenance index page (MIP) for one design and make of high-pressure air compressor systems (page 2 of 2). DEHYDRATOR DEW POINT READINGS 1.  LP  air  (type  I)  dehydrator’s  normal  dew  point This reading is taken every 4 hours of dehydrator service. Readings verify that the dehydrator is operating correctly. The normal readings of the various types of air dehydrators are as follows: reading is a dew point temperature reading of 40°F or lower at 80 lb/in2. This indicates that the dehydrator is delivering an air quality within its design capability. A reading of 50°F or higher at 80 lb/in2 indicates that the dehydrator  is  not  working  properly,  and  you  should check the applicable technical manual. 6-7







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