HAUG.Sirius NanoLoc - high pressure oil-free and gas-tight compressors (11 - 30 kW)
Unique combination of high-pressure cylinders with NanoLoc® design can reach a discharge pressure up to 451 bar(abs). At the same time the hermetically sealed and entirely wear-free drive with magnetic coupling ensures compression of various gases without leaks. This system ensures no gas losses to atmosphere and no compressed gas pollution from outside.
HAUG oil-free and gas-tight compressors are environmental friendly because there is no oil disposal and gas leakage which can contaminate the environment.
NanoLoc® Design
- Especially suitable for high pressures >101 bar(abs) because sealing without piston rings
- No friction losses in the cylinders due to friction-free sealing
- No wear at cylinders and very low wear of piston, thus significantly longer service life than with piston and packing rings
- Lower overall height and very compact and simple design with only a few parts Service-friendly, components are easy to replace
- Service-friendly, components are easy to replace
- No water cooling required
- Lower power consumption, since pistons move without friction in the cylinder
Features
- Completely oil-free
- Gas-tight design with magnetic coupling
- Compressor block leak rate <0.001 mbar l/s
- Air-cooled or water-cooled versions
- Motor power from 11 up to 30 kW
- Rotary speed range 970 up to 1450 rpm
- Suction pressure max. 31 bar(abs)
- Final discharge pressure max. 451 bar(abs)
- Modular cylinder configurations
- 4-stage compression
- Flow rate max. approx. 60 Nm3/h
- Explosion-proof compressor version (conform with ATEX zone 1 or zone 2)
- Very robust and long-last construction
- Compact and foundation-free installation
Applications
- Bottling of industrial gases like air, nitrogen, noble gases, hydrogen
- Storage of wind and solar energy (power to gas)
- Synthesis process gas compression for renewable energy storage
- Emergency gas storage at on-site gas generation systems
- Hydropower stations
- Hydrogen fuel stations
- Hydrogen storage at electrolysis plants
- Steel industry process gas
- Research and development applications … and many more