Due to a new bearing and shaft design it is possible to increase the maximum admissible differential pressures to 25 bar in the process gas compressors VRa 236 H and VRa 336 H. Thus, with a multi-stage unit discharge pressures of up to 53 bar abs. can be reached.
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More pressure for Aerzen Process Gas Compressors
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Plant air is a known energy sink and you may not think of a shop air compressor as an area that can be made more sustainable. At Aerzen’s LEED certified facility in Coatesville we initially were not able to improve upon old concepts at first either. During the course of the last three years we were able to make significant changes to reduce its environmental impact. Adding an electronic controller, variable speed drive, remote monitoring and recycling waste heat did a fantastic job reducing the carbon foot print of the compressed air system. They are simple ideas that you can implement in one way shape or form. Your bottom line may be affected by this more than you think.
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There are many solutions that can help avert such issues. One effective one comes from the Lean Manufacturing program called 5S in which - among other important aspects - lets you sort and mark all items you need to do your job with. This is perfect for lubricants. Visual signals such as color coding bins, drums and cans and using the same colors on markings on the actual equipment will make anyone's life a lot easier and also help you reach the maximum service life of your equipment.
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Oil-Free Screw Compressors – An introduction to Dry Gas Sealing Systems
Oil-free compressors are most often used in process gas applications. Hazardous, poisonous or simply dangerous gases are usually being compressed and conveyed by our screw compressors. It is critical therefore, that such conveying media be sealed against leaks to the atmosphere or, in the case of gases incompatible with lubrication oils, against leaks into the compressor's lubrication system. Dry gas sealing systems are often applied for such tasks.
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Considerations when specifying and purchasing a screw compressor
1) Type of compressor: positive displacement or dynamic
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Applying the proper flare gas compression technology
The refinery flare gas can be considered one of the most challenging, but it can be handled with the right compressor.
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