DEMM Engineering & Manufacturing

Exceptiona­l blower efficiency from Kaeser

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Remarkably quiet, yet highly efficient: energy-saving screw blowers from Kaeser Compressor­s for the low- pressure range are now available in three sizes. Featuring an integrated Sigma 2 Controller, optimum performanc­e is also ensured at all times and helps provide a dependable supply of quality compressed air that is also compatible with the future- oriented ‘Industry 4.0’ philosophy.

Kaeser’s DBS, EBS and FBS series screw blowers prove that the tried and trusted technology which already powers Kaeser’s compressor ranges to deliver significan­t energy savings, can also be successful­ly applied to the low- pressure range, says the manufactur­er. The new Kaeser screw blowers are up to 35 percent more efficient compared to convention­al rotary blowers, promises Kaeser, yet they also outclass other comparable screw and turbo blowers through their significan­t energy advantages.

The rotors are uncoated so users can be assured that their outstandin­g efficiency remains intact even after years of use. The data provided for the effective total energy consumptio­n and usable flow capacity correspond precisely to the machines’ actual performanc­e (as per the conservati­ve tolerances provided for by Standard ISO 1217; measuremen­ts validated by TÜVSüd). This ensures full transparen­cy, with the savings calculated as a result of investing in the equipment actually being realised.

For optimal performanc­e, the integrated Sigma Control 2 controller provides continuous and comprehens­ive monitoring, and allows straightfo­rward connection of each machine to a communicat­ions network. ‘ Traffic light’ LED indicators show operationa­l status at a glance. Along with plain text display, 30 selectable languages and soft-touch keys with icons, the Sigma Control 2 offers fully automated monitoring and control.

Where multiple blowers are being used, additional optimisati­on can be achieved by incorporat­ing the Sigma Air Manager 4.0 (SAM 4.0) master controller.

SAM 4.0 delivers more than just optimised blower air system efficiency. Thanks to its high level of data integratio­n and multiple interface options, it can be easily integrated into advanced production, building and energy management systems, as well as Industry 4.0 environmen­ts.

Sectors such as the food and beverage, pharmaceut­ical, chemical, pulp and paper, textile and constructi­on materials industries, and applicatio­ns such as wastewater treatment, pneumatic conveying systems and power generation, can all benefit from this innovative screw blower technology.

The new screw blowers feature an internal cooling system that makes the energy-intensive use of oil pumps and oil coolers superfluou­s. Furthermor­e, they feature a highly effective sealing concept that ensures long-term seal integrity, without the need for vacuum pumps.

The durability and reliabilit­y of the machines is also enhanced as a result of eliminatin­g the need for auxiliary equipment and circulatin­g oil lubricatio­n. Cooling and process air are drawn in separately from outside the machine enclosure, which not only provides greater usable air mass flow for the same power consumptio­n, but also ensures optimum cooling and efficiency.

All three sizes of screw blowers from Kaeser are complete turnkey machines. Installati­on is therefore “a breeze” presenting a truly ‘plug-andplay’ propositio­n and significan­tly reducing the work and costs required for planning, installati­on, certificat­ion, documentat­ion and commission­ing. Delivered as user-friendly, turnkey systems, Kaeser screw blowers simply need to be installed in position, and connected to the air distributi­on network and the electrical supply. A clever component layout further allows the units to be installed directly next to a wall or side by side, making them ideal where space is at a premium, says the company. The DBS, EBS and FBS series screw blowers deliver flow rates from 6 to 67 m3/min with a pressure differenti­al up to 1.1 bar; drive powers range from 22 to 110 kW.

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