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Oil-injected screw compressors
19 January 2015
Atlas Copco Compressors has launched a new range of its GA 15-26 kW oil-injected screw compressors, offering improved performance, reduced power consumption and lower noise levels.

Compared to the previous GA 15-22 range, the GA 15-26 models offer increased performance (Free Air Delivery up by 5%) and lower power consumption (Specific Energy Requirement down by 2%).
Energy and performance improvements come from the GA’s improved drive train, which features an IE3 motor (NEMA Class 1) and a new, in-house designed compressor element. Atlas Copco says that, compared to belt-driven variants, the gear-driven GA 15-26 offers a 3% increase in efficiency. Reduced pressure drops and improved cooling flow account for a further 2% performance increase, bringing the total Free Air Delivery gain up to 5% on average, across the complete range.
The drive train features a new cooling fan that consumes less power and is quieter than its predecessor. Overall, the Specific Energy Requirement (SER) is improved by 2% on average. All of these new components have reduced the sound level of the compressors to 65 dB(A).
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