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Screw Compressors
Biogas Compressor
Series VMY
The biogas compressor series VMY is an oil-injected screw compressor in 3 sizes for volume flows. It is suitable for boosting the intake pressure of treatment plants for biogas (BGTP) or as an essential part of biogas injection plants (BGIP) for the compression of biomethane to inject into gas grids.
Volume flow:
41.202
to
13.537.8
CFM
Differential pressure (Δp):
0
to
362.59
psi
Medium:
Landfill and Biogas,
Hydrogen
Compression:
Oil injected
The advantages of AERZEN Biogas Compressor Series VMY at a glance:
- Configurable for higher pressure ranges or admission pressure operation
- Optimal efficiency through proper lubrication, cooling and rotor/housing sealing
- Low operating and maintenance costs
- Contact-free rotors, no timing gears
- Compact size and low weight for easy installation
US Units
Yes- Type of technology
- Screw Compressors
- Differential pressure (Δp)
- 0 to 362.59 psi
- Volume flow
- 41.202 to 13.537.8 CFM
- Medium
- Landfill and Biogas, Hydrogen
- Compression
- Oil injected
Oil-injected screw compressor for bio and process gas
AERZEN screw compressor packages are characterised by a great variety of types and a lot of modification possibilities. Whether these compressors serve as part of the customer's plant concept or they are applied as complete system solution, AERZEN always adapts to individual customer requirements. Forming the basis for this is the development competence of this world market leader, as AERZEN has constantly innovated, optimised and completed successfully its compressors since 1943.
The biogas compressor series VMY is an oil-injected screw compressor in 3 sizes for volume flows up to 3080 m³/h and up to 25 bar overpressure. It is suitable for boosting the intake pressure of treatment plants for biogas (BGTP) or as an essential part of biogas injection plants (BGIP) for the compression of biomethane to inject into gas grids. The biogas compressor has a variable volume control by means of hydraulically operated control flaps (gate control).
