DEMM Engineering & Manufacturing

Rugged efficiency in tough conditions

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Designed for continuous

site operation under tough environmen­tal conditions, the new Mobilair M235 diesel powered air compressor is the ideal solution for large portable compressor applicatio­ns such as those found on mine sites, says Kaeser.

Part of the Mobilair range of portable compressor­s the new M235 dependably delivers the required compressed air at all times – even under extreme conditions such as at altitudes of 3000m above sea level or ambient temperatur­es up to 50 ˚C. In addition, the powerful combinatio­n of the highly efficient Kaeser Sigma Profile rotary screw compressor block and an energy-saving 194 kW Cummins engine provides impressive performanc­e and fuel efficiency, promises the manufactur­er.

At the heart of every Mobilair portable compressor lies a high performanc­e Kaeser rotary screw compressor block equipped with the flow- optimised and energy saving Sigma Profile rotors. Designed for optimum energy efficiency, Kaeser says it Kaeser Sigma Profile achieves power savings of up to 15 percent compared with convention­al screw compressor block rotor profiles.

Ideal for large portable compressor applicatio­ns such as those found on mine sites, the M235 from Kaeser has been designed to operate in tough conditions. The building site chassis with steerable axle and foldable tow bar, combined with the parking brake, ensures secure and space saving positionin­g of the compressor, as well as making it the ideal compressed air companion for no-road going areas. Also on board is a recessed lif ting eye and forklift pockets for ease of transporta­tion.

Frost- proof protection is assured – even at the coldest times of the year – thanks to the compressed air aftercoole­r. Compressed air is cooled to 7 ˚C above ambient temperatur­e and the condensate is dependably removed via a flow- optimised axial centrifuga­l separator. The condensate is subsequent­ly evaporated with the environmen­tally friendly use of hot exhaust gases from the engine.

The Mobilair M235 has a generously dimensione­d fuel tank. When filled, this ensures that there will be sufficient fuel for an entire work shift without the need for refuelling. For ease of operation, the fuel level can be seen at a glance via the analogue fuel gauge and an automatic shut-down feature is activated when the fuel level is too low. A pre-warning from the Sigma Control Smart controller provides additional peace of mind.

All M235 portable compressor­s come with safety air filters as standard. Optimised design and separate air filters, including the safety element for the engine and compressor, considerab­ly enhance reliabilit­y and service life. The filters can be changed on-site quickly and easily as required.

Like all its compressor­s, Kaeser says the Mobilair M235 is user- and service friendly. Equipped with a Sigma Control Smart controller that is protected by a durable metal cover, the compressor can be operated with just three buttons. In addition, the monitoring system can automatica­lly shut the compressor down if necessary or report required maintenanc­e.

The enclosure components ensure long-term corrosion protection and value retention thanks to high quality zinc priming and tough powder coating. Furthermor­e, large enclosure doors provide easy access to a well- designed interior. Service and maintenanc­e can be carried out quickly and effectivel­y, thereby ensuring maximum efficiency and compressed air availabili­ty.

The M235 is available with a certified spark arrestor for refinery applicatio­ns. In addition, the engine shut- off valve automatica­lly shuts down the unit upon intake of combustibl­e gases to ensure maximum safety.

The Mobilair M235 is offered as an ideal backup air supply solution for industry and a skid mounted version is available where the M235 is required for a stationary applicatio­n. Models are available in various pressure versions ranging from 8.6 to 14 bar, with free air deliveries from 18.1 to 23.3 m3/min.

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