Reciprocating Compressor Systems
High speed reciprocating compressors for more capacity
It offers a higher refrigeration capacity against a lower investment. The speed increase provides clients with a significant increase in capacity. Because of the proportional correlation of compressor speed, swept volume and resulting capacity, 25 % more capacity can now be gained using the same models. That returns a significant improvement (reduction) of the relative price as in Kilowatts per Euro. Alternatively, users with a specific, fixed capacity requirement can benefit from the higher speeds by allowing them to achieve the capacity demands with smaller compressor equipment meaning less investment and less service expenses Compressors at higher speeds offer significant savings potentials for your Total Cost of Ownership, reduced footprint and CO2 emissions.
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Single stage | Number of
cylinder | Standard speed
(rpm) | Swept volume
(m3/h) | Cooling capacity
-10/+35 °C (kW) |
GEA Grasso V 700HS | 4 | 1,500 | 796 | 459 |
GEA Grasso V 1100HS | 6 | 1,500 | 1,194 | 688 |
GEA Grasso V 1400HS | 8 | 1,500 | 1,593 | 917 |
GEA Grasso V 1800HS | 10 | 1,500 | 1,992 | 1,146 |
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Single- and dual-stage reciprocating compressor packages.
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Single-stage reciprocating compressor packages.
Reciprocating compressors for industrial refrigeration
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