CompAir launches Stage IV compliant portable compressors
CompAir, part of the Gardner Denver Group, is now offering its range of
portable, TurboScrew compressors with a Stage IV emissions compliant
engine.
Launched at the company’s recent portable compressor conference in
Gaydon, Warwickshire, the new TurboScrew compressors feature a QSBseries Cummins engine with Selective Catalytic Reduction Technology
(SCRT®) exhaust after treatment system.
The system features an oxidation catalytic convertor and diesel particle filter
(DPF), and is capable of removing almost all of the nitrogen oxide emissions
and other pollutants from diesel exhaust gases in accordance with EC
directive 97/68/EG Stage 4 final.
Commenting on the launch, Steve Downes, Sales Director - UK & Ireland at
Gardner Denver said:
“The launch of the Stage IV compliant units further strengthens the proven
TurboScrew range. These compressors meet the requirements for numerous
mobile compressed air applications, particularly where high efficiency and low
emissions are required.”
About the TurboScrew range
Weighing in at less than 3500 kg, TurboScrew compressors can be easily
towed and are capable of producing pressures from 9 to 24 bar – making
them ideal for a range of applications, from dry ice blasting to geothermal
drilling.
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Using patented bi-turbo technology, the TurboScrew compressors are
engineered with two turbochargers powering a CompAir screw compressor
unit, with the addition of an engine exhaust gas turbine to pre-compress the
inlet air before it enters the compression chamber.
This delivers approximately 14% more energy to the compressor than
conventional technologies (measured under full load conditions). In average
site conditions where the demand varies between idle, part load and full load,
the TurboScrew consumes up to 30% less diesel than most of the
conventional compressors on the market, resulting in significant cost savings.
Photo caption:
Done Deal – Bristol-based compressor hire company, N.A.B Plant
Engineering placed an order for five, Stage IV compliant TurboScrew
machines at Gardner Denver’s portable compressor conference.
L to R: James Waldron (Sales coordinator, Gardner Denver), Claire Bruce
(N.A.B Plant Engineering), Steve Downes (Sales Director - UK & Ireland,
Gardner Denver), Nigel Bruce (Owner, N.A.B Plant Engineering).
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