Screw compressor HVG Series
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Characteristics

Technology
screw
Type
hydrogen
Power source
electric
Portability
stationary
Lubrication
oil-injected
Pressure

Max.: 45 bar
(652.67 psi)

Min.: 3 bar
(43.51 psi)

Flow

Max.: 3,000 m³/h
(105,944 ft³/h)

Min.: 0 m³/h
(0 ft³/h)

Power

Max.: 400 kW
(543.85 hp)

Min.: 2.2 kW
(2.99 hp)

Description

These gas compression and treatment stations are designed into an easy handling skid composed of an oil-injected rotary gas screw block, directly coupled to an electric motor through a flexible or magnetic coupling controlled by an inverter. They are designed using suitable materials and technologies for compressing this particular type of gas. • HVG: available operating pressures from 3.0 bar(g) to 25.0 bar(g). HOW IT WORKS The gas is sucked through a suction filter that removes particles and also acts as a water separator (if required) , then the gas passes through a suction valve. All the components in contact with the gas are made in stainless steel or duly protected, due to the possible presence of aggressive contaminants in the gas. During the gas compression process, the oil is injected inside the rotary screw chamber to perform three main functions: lubrication, sealing and heat absorption. Working in a close circuit with a gas/oil receiver, oil is pressurized to flow through an oil cooler, then filtered before being injected again into the screw compression chamber. The gas separated from the oil through a cartridge flows through the minimum pressure/no-return valve into a cooler and could be treated before leaving the package in accordance with custumer requirments.

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HVG Series
HVG Series
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