FAS-Vaporizer Technology for LPG: FAS-2000 Dry-type Vaporizer
In industrial and commercial areas liquid petroleum gas is frequently used for heating of halls and as process gas for various applications. As for this purpose very often large quantities of liquid gas are required during a very short period of time, the gas supply is assured by using liquid gas vaporizers for transforming LPG from liquid phase into gaseous phase. The liquid gas dry-type vaporizers FAS-2000 do not require any heat transfer fluid. An aluminum core is used as heat transferring medium which is heated and monitored within the limits specified using a thermostat. Once the required vaporizing temperature is reached, the solenoid valves open and LPG enters the vaporizer where it is converted into vapor. The modern and reliable design identifies fluctuations in vapor flow and regulates the required heating capacity accordingly. The nominal capacity of the vaporizer is 15 kg/h to 1.250 kg/h.
FAS-Vaporizers type FAS-2000 are available in following executions
– Dry-type vaporizer as single unit
– Dry-type vaporizer unit in cabinet construction
– Dry-type vaporizer system as compact unit completely mounted on a base frame with storage tank up to 2,9 tons
– Dry-type vaporizer system with aboveground or underground storage tank unit, optionally also with bulk storage tank
– Dry-type vaporizer system, completely mounted in container
FAS-Vaporizer Units with One Vaporizer |
FAS-Vaporizer Units with Several Vaporizers |
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| – FAS 2000-15 | (15 kg/h) | – FAS 2000-200 | (200 kg/h – 2x FAS 2000-100) | ||||
| – FAS 2000-40 | (25-40 kg/h) | – FAS 2000-330 | (330 kg/h – 2x FAS 2000-170) | ||||
| – FAS 2000-32 | (32 kg/h) | – FAS 2000-450 | (450 kg/h – 3x FAS 2000-170) | ||||
| – FAS 2000-60 | (60 kg/h) | – FAS 2000-620 | (620 kg/h – 4x FAS 2000-170) | ||||
| – FAS 2000-100 | (100 kg/h) | – FAS 2000-900 | (900 kg/h – 6x FAS 2000-170) | ||||
| – FAS 2000-170 | (170 kg/h) | – FAS 2000-1250 | (1.250 kg/h – 8x FAS 2000-170) | ||||
Additionally we offer the following
– Planning and design
– Plug-in version ready for connection
– Project-related system control
– Complete installation and commissioning
– Service and maintenance
