Screw Compressors
The GEA Grasso LT series comes in sixteen sizes and covers a swept volume from 805 to 11,467 m³/h (at 2,940 rpm).

The compressor has an extremely long life span and low noise and vibration levels due to the combined sleeve and roller bearing of the rotors. All components are designed for long operating life, high availability and easy maintenance. GEA screw compressors can be provided according to the API 619 standard and ISO 10440.
GEA Grasso LT
| Compressor type | Swept volume
(m³/h) | Cooling capacity¹) (kW)
28 bar compressor | Cooling/heating
capacity¹) (kW) 52 bar compressor | |||
| 2940 rpm | 3550 rpm | R717,
-35/+35 °C ²) | R717,
0/+35 °C | R744,
-50/-5 °C | R717,
+35/+80 °C | |
| P | 805 | 972 | 201 | 772 | 851 | 2.679 |
| R new model | 1.040 | 1.256 | 260 | 997 | 1.099 | 3.433 |
| S new model | 1.290 | 1.558 | 328 | 1.261 | 1.418 | 4.318 |
| T new model | 1.460 | 1.763 | 368 | 1.413 | 1.599 | 4.814 |
| V | 1.740 | 2.101 | 443 | 1.690 | 1.868 | 5.780 |
| W | 1.990 | 2.403 | 506 | 1.932 | 2.135 | 6.631 |
| Y | 2.390 | 2.886 | 614 | 2.344 | 2.591 | 7.990 |
| Z | 2.748 | 3.318 | 714 | 2.713 | 3.040 | 9.188 |
| XA | 3.250 | 3.924 | 844 | 3.209 | 3.595 | 10.853 |
| XB | 4.150 | 5.011 | 1.070 | 4.070 | 4.499 | - |
| XC | 4.900 | 5.917 | 1.260 | 4.807 | 5.366 | - |
| XD | 5.800 | 7.003 | 1.491 | 5.689 | 6.351 | - |
| XE | 7.110 | 8.585 | 1.842 | 7030 | - | - |
| XF
| 8.560 | 10.336 | 2.200 | 8.393 | - | - |
| XG | 9.807 | 11.842 | 2.520 | 9.615 | - | - |
| XH | 11.467 | 13.846 | 2.946 | 11.244 | - | - |
| ¹) at 2940 rpm with 5 K superheat and 0 K subcooling, stated temperature values:
evaporation/condensation ²) with economizer | ||||||
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