NexGen Cryo™ Gen 4 pumps feature
- Increased efficiency through improved hydraulics and variable speed operational control.
- Compact design/ease of maintenance: High speed medium voltage motors for greater efficiency, fewer parts, and lower weight for easier maintenance.
- Future proofing: Will require fewer models than previous generations & will be cost effective to manufacture.
- Lower CAPEX will reduce CAPEX by packaging to reduce construction time and lower field labor cost.
- Increased reliability & reduced OPEX: (MTBO-MTTR)/MTBO is significantly higher than competition due to the reduced MTTR.
- Greener Footprint: Lower boil-off gas and lower power consumption, energy recovery and power regeneration.
High Efficiency
• Reduce power consumption
• Lower OPEX
• Industry leading payback period (~less than 3 years)
High Specific Speed Design
• Higher efficiency
• Smaller footprint & lighter construction
• Smaller column diameters (In-Tank pumps)
Thrust Balance System
• Longer bearing life > 25,000 hrs.
• Start-up cushioning of pump axial thrust
Standardized Machine Components
• Repeatability & consistency
• Higher efficiency
• Higher availability
High Speed Medium Voltage Motors
• Smaller footprint & lighter weight (1)
• High energy density
• Larger turn down ratio’s (5+) / increased flexibility
• Higher efficiency (2-10% more compared to traditional submerged motors) (3)
Variable Speed Drive
• Flexibility – Widest Operating ranges
• Soft start – reduce In Rush Current
• Increase Reliability
XTRinducerTM
• eXTReme lower end NPSH performance
• Reduced tank height
• More saleable LNG (less dead stock)
Ceramic Ball Bearings
• Longer bearing life (2)
• Reduce MTBO
• Silicon Nitride = extremely hard balls for abrasion resistance
• Cryogenic clearances & testing = fit for use in cryogenic applications
Notes
- High speed medium voltage motors reduce the weight and size by 33% compared to Induction motors and are more efficient!
- Tungsten Disulphide coating for lubrication and reduced wear = longer bearing life
- This efficiency is also more stable at varying load conditions (vs relatively fixed-point efficiency for Induction Motors)