
Gas Turbo Compressor
World-first gas turbo compressor with air-bearing technology. Targets LNG / BOG compression and the low-to-medium pressure gas compressor market — replacing low-efficiency, hard-to-maintain legacy systems.
- Flow Rate
- 75 HP equiv.
- Pressure
- 8 Bar(g)
- Motor Power
- 75 HP
- Rotation Speed
- 20,000 ~ 80,000 rpm
Highlights
- Genuine equipment supplied with warranty
- Professional installation & commissioning
- 24/7 after-sales support nationwide
- Genuine spare parts stocked locally
Gas Compressor is an essential industrial pneumatic device for oil and gas extraction and treatment, and a key component in gas-turbine power plants and chemical processing. Until now, airfoil-bearing turbo technology had never been implemented in this domain — most existing spherical compressors operate by pulling gas into the space between the lobes, with low basic strength and very low efficiency. The WH-g Series is expected to overcome these shortcomings and open new markets. While ultra-high pressure (≥100 Bar(g)) gas compressors will take more time, the low-and-medium pressure gas compressor market that Turbowin is launching into may replace existing low-efficiency, inconvenient-to-maintain systems. Models: WH-g 75 HP, 8 Bar — for LNG Gas Compressing; WH-g for LNG BOG Turbo Compressor.
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