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Carbon Zero range on show
Published:  05 August, 2010

A major feature of the Atlas Copco Compressors stand at The Energy Event 2010 will be its Carbon Zero range of air compressors. These compressors are equipped with advanced heat recovery systems capable of recovering 100% of electrical energy input. Other energy-efficient solutions on show will include the redesigned, small footprint GA 5-15 VSD compressor range, the latest additions to the FD family of refrigerant dryers and details of free health check air audits.

Visitors to the stand will learn that Atlas Copco's ZR 56-750 Carbon Zero range of oil-free compressors, with built in energy recovery systems, was certified 'net zero consumption" resulting from independent tests supervised by the TÜV Institute.

The Carbon Zero technology provides effective heat transfer within specific design conditions so that a considerable proportion of electrical power input can be recovered in the form of hot water at 90°C. The breakthrough has been made possible by a combination of technological advances in high efficiency components, heat exchangers, compressor elements and integrated VSD drives.

Also demonstrated on the stand will be the performance and energy savings from Atlas Copco’s redesigned, smallest oil-injected screw compressor range - the GA 5-11/GA 5-15 VSD. The product of the most advanced development techniques, this latest range offers a host of innovative features: a new-generation compression element, an 8% increase in air delivery - with consequent power savings, noise-levels as low as 60 dB(A), new VSD voltage variants, and a new Elektronikon controller to optimise performance.

The hardware on display at The Energy Event will include the latest additions to Atlas Copco Compressors’ family of energy-efficient FD refrigerant dryers. With advanced control and monitoring, these space-saving, easily-installed units offer constant dry air at any time, and feature the ability to reduce energy costs significantly by adjusting the working cycle to the actual load, whatever the equipment capacity.

Other major attractions on the stand designed to keep compressed air systems operating at peak efficiency are Atlas Copco’s free Health Check service, AIRScan - a highly accurate, independent airnet survey report system designed to pinpoint any energy drains, and AIRConnect - an automated 24/7 Internet-based remote monitoring system for multiple stationary compressor installations that is designed to monitor, measure and manage an entire compressed air network to help improve productivity.

To help compressed air system users fight rising cost, visitors to the stand can also receive a free, completely revised and updated edition of Atlas Copco Compressors’ energy-savings CD.

 For further information please visit: www.atlascopco.co.uk