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    GA 90 160 Fixed Speed WS IPM Corr

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    The document discusses technical specifications and design aspects of various GA compressor models from KAESER, including the GA 250, GA 160+ to GA 315, and GA 90+ to GA 160. It notes potential drawbacks of the older models such as higher power consumption and operating costs due to the lack of features like an ETM and use of axial fans. The document also compares filter sizes and airflow patterns of KAESER and other brands.

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    GA 90 160 Fixed Speed WS IPM Corr

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    The document discusses technical specifications and design aspects of various GA compressor models from KAESER, including the GA 250, GA 160+ to GA 315, and GA 90+ to GA 160. It notes potential drawbacks of the older models such as higher power consumption and operating costs due to the lack of features like an ETM and use of axial fans. The document also compares filter sizes and airflow patterns of KAESER and other brands.

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    The document discusses technical specifications and design aspects of various GA compressor models from KAESER, including the GA 250, GA 160+ to GA 315, and GA 90+ to GA 160. It notes potential drawbacks of the older models such as higher power consumption and operating costs due to the lack of features like an ETM and use of axial fans. The document also compares filter sizes and airflow patterns of KAESER and other brands.

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    GA 90 160 Fixed Speed WS IPM Corr

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    The document discusses technical specifications and design aspects of various GA compressor models from KAESER, including the GA 250, GA 160+ to GA 315, and GA 90+ to GA 160. It notes potential drawbacks of the older models such as higher power consumption and operating costs due to the lack of features like an ETM and use of axial fans. The document also compares filter sizes and airflow patterns of KAESER and other brands.

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    Workshop GA fixed speed

    Data, facts and argument finding


    Workshop GA fixed speed

    Data, facts and argument finding

    1 Technical data
    GA 160+ to GA 315,
    documentation from
    customer unit GA 250,
    year of manufacture 2018
    Workshop GA fixed speed

    Data, facts and argument finding

    Technical data
    GA 90+ to GA 160,

    2
    advertising material,
    new design concept 2018
    Workshop GA fixed speed

    Data, facts and argument finding

    1 Technical data
    GA 160+ to GA 315,
    documentation from
    customer unit GA 250,
    year of manufacture 2018
    Excerpt 250 kW unit

    Air cooled unit

     Higher specific power consumption  higher operating costs

    Water cooled unit


    Setup GA 250 (as GA 160+ to GA 315)
    - No ETM
    - Coolers inside and poorly accessible
    - Axial fan with low thrust (30 Pa)
    - High compressed air discharge temperature (∆t = 12 K)
    - Higher oil carry-over, 3 mg/m³
    - Additional oil stop valve and additional
    non-return valve
    - …
    Setup GA 250 (as GA 160+ to GA 315)

    - No ETM  no adaption of specific power consumption to ambient


    conditions  increased operating costs
    - Coolers inside and poorly accessible  High service effort  increased service costs

    -  Higher power consumption than radial fan, additional


    Axial fan with low thrust (30 Pa)
    support fan for exhaust duct required
     additional investment and increased operating costs
    - High compressed air discharge temperature  High inlet temperature in following dryer, has to be
    (∆t = 12 K) designed bigger where required  increased
    investment and increased operating costs
     Higher load for following compressed air treatment
    - Higher oil carry-over, 3 mg/m³ components  increased service costs
    - Additional oil stop valve and additional  Additional components  lower operational reliability,
    non-return valve increased service costs

    - …
    Future perspective

    1 2
    Workshop GA fixed speed

    Data, facts and argument finding

    Technical data
    GA 90+ to GA 160,

    2
    advertising material,
    new design concept 2018
     Higher specific power consumption  higher operating costs
    1 bar(a), 20 °C, relative humidity 0 %

    Resulting from motor power input and fan power input at certain ambient temperature
    GA 110 – 160 water cooled, fixed speed, Full Feature version (refr. dryer incl.)
    Comparison dimension/circumference
    fluid separator cartridge - filter size
    Blue: approx. 40 cm outside diameter
    Red: approx. 13 cm inside diameter
    Circumference = D x Pi
     Blue: 125,6 cm
     Red: 40,8 x 3 = 122,4 cm
     Depth of filter material,
     pleated  effective filtration surface?
    AC: Air flow from inside to outside, that means
    inlet filtration surface is smaller
    KAESER: Air flow from outside to inside, that
    means inlet filtration surface is larger
    Filtration surface and filtration quality
     resulting oil carry-over, pressure drop?
    ADT-control and heat recovery system with ETM, DSD – FSD
     Significance of temperature control via ETM ?

    Germany, 2018:
    In the range of DSD to FSD

    56 % of all KAESER compressors


    were sold with heat recovery system!
    Setup GA 90+ to GA 160

    - Oil cooled special motor


    - No ETM
    - No oil stop valve and no non-return valve
    anymore, but 2 oil filters and 2 oil
    thermostats
    - Coolers inside
    - Axial fan with low thrust (30 Pa)
    - Higher oil carry-over 3 mg/m³
    - …
    Setup GA 90+ to GA 160

    - Oil cooled special motor  Only available from original supplier  high spare part
    cost to be expected
    - No ETM  no adaption of specific power consumption to ambient
    conditions  increased operating costs
    - No oil stop valve and no non-return valve  Additional components, more service effort  lower
    operational reliability, increased service costs
    anymore, but 2 oil filters and 2 oil thermostats

    - Coolers inside  Contamination badly visible, cleaning complicated


     increaed service costs
    - Axial fan with low thrust (30 Pa)  Higher power consumption than radial fan, additional
    support fan for exhaust duct required
     additional investment and increased operating costs
    - Higher oil carry-over 3 mg/m³  Higher load for following compressed air treatment
    components  increased service costs
    - …
    Workshop GA fixed speed

    Data, facts and argument finding

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