Turn off the air compressor or dryer first

When closing the air pressure system and the drying system, it is usually recommended to close the air compressor first, and then close the dryer. Here are the specific reasons for this recommendation:

keep the compressed air stable: first turn off the air compressor can ensure that the compressed air supply of the system remains stable during the shutdown process. This can avoid adverse effects on equipment and processes due to pressure fluctuations.

Protect the dryer: If the dryer is turned off first, the undried air may flow to the back end of the system, which is disadvantageous in places with high requirements for compressed air quality. Stopping the air compressor first can ensure that the moisture and impurities in the system will not enter the dryer, thereby protecting the performance and life of the dryer.

Removal of residual moisture: After the air compressor is shut down, the dryer can continue to run for a period of time, which can help the system to remove residual moisture and ensure the drying effect of the system.

In summary, in order to maintain the stability of the system and protect the equipment, it is recommended to turn off the air compressor first when the machine is stopped, and then turn off the dryer.