Packaged compressor systems
Packaged reciprocating compressor systems
Plug & play reciprocating compressor packages for cooling and heating. GEA reciprocating units are widely recognized for their simple, straightforward installation. Their features include efficient oil separators, low-maintenance V-belts or direct-coupling drivelines, and state-of-the-art electronic systems for general control.
Common to all packages is that they are based on GEA's reciprocating technology, which focuses not only on saving you energy and maintenance costs, but also on reducing your carbon footprint by using a natural refrigerant such as ammonia.
The extremely low oil carry-over, related to the design of the compressor particularly on cooling applications, can be even less than 10 ppm and gives the customer the opportunity to execute a compressor package with or without an oil separator, depending on the system demands. The use of GEA’s high-efficiency oil separator will further reduce the carryover to an absolute minimum, and oil contamination through to the installation.
GEA Grasso V series and GEA FES VX series packages
The GEA Grasso V series and GEA FES VX series packages are based on the 2nd generation V series compressor, with a focus on maximum efficiency, reliability, and minimal maintenance, ensuring you the lowest operating costs. The single-stage and two-stage reciprocating compressor packages of the GEA Grasso V series and GEA FES VX series are available in several sizes, both in V-belt and direct drive configurations. They cover a wide capacity range suitable for applications from approximately +10°C to +35°C (+50°F to +95°F) for single-stage, and from -35°C to +35°C (-31°F to +95°F) for two-stage systems.
GEA Grasso V HS series package
The GEA Grasso V HS package is based on the high-speed reciprocating compressor. This package offers a higher refrigeration capacity with a lower investment. Because of the proportional correlation of compressor speed, swept volume and resulting capacity, up to 25 % more capacity can now be gained using the same models.
GEA Grasso V XHP series package
The GEA Grasso V XHP compressors, which use ammonia, are designed for combining the highest efficiency to reduce maximum the carbon emission. With the ability to reach water temperatures of up to 95°C / 203°F and offering best-in-class efficiency, they are an ideal choice for heat pump systems.
GEA Grasso V HP series package
The GEA Grasso V HP series package introduces ammonia reciprocating compressors with a maximum design pressure of 39 bar. This makes these models the first choice for all hot water applications up to 70°C / 158°F to meet most industrial requirements in the food industry and elsewhere, especially for cleaning and processing.
GEA Grasso 5HP series packages
The GEA Grasso 5HP package includes four sizes suitable for both refrigeration and heat pump applications, combining a compact design with proven technology to ensure maximum efficiency and reliability.
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GEA chooses natural refrigerants
Contractor Customer Talk – cold storage
Around the world, GEA provides sustainable heating and cooling solutions. We work with our own contractors and also team up with trusted contractor customers in various domains. All the stakeholders – the end customer, the contractor, and GEA – benefit from the intense collaboration and combined expertise. GEA values a close partnership with its contractors.
In our Contractor Customer Talks video, we invite a GEA expert and a prominent contractor customer to talk about the challenges they face and the solutions they provide together in the cold store application, and specifically why a reciprocating compressor is a good choice for them.
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