Endothermic Generators: Endothermic Generators have a modular design and are available in several sizes to meet the needs of Ipsen customers. For ease of use, programs are preinstalled for regeneration of the retort (conditioning cycle), starting and cooling down
Endothermic Gas Generators
Endothermic Generators have a modular design and are available in several sizes (G750-G4000) to meet the needs of Ipsen customers. For ease of use, programs are preinstalled for regeneration of the retort (conditioning cycle), starting and cooling down. These generators can be electrically heated or gas fired, and can be equipped with either highly efficient air-cooled or water-cooled heat exchangers. In accordance with our standard, the amount of endothermic gas can be reduced down to 40% of the maximum output for every generator.
Standard features of Ipsen Endothermic Generators include:Â
Optional Filter Systems and EndoSave Systems Â
Every generator can be equipped with a double-filter system to keep soot and other impurities from entering the piping system. For customers using a combination of various generators, it is possible to install one large double-filter system. This filter system can be used without any interruption and it is possible to switch directly to the second filter (in case one filter needs cleaning or replacement).
An EndoSave system can be installed to reduce the amount of gas to lower than 20% of the maximum value, depending on the needs of the active furnaces. The amount of gas produced is only as high as the amount needed, which eliminates the useless burn-off of excessive endothermic gas directly from the generator.
When multiple generators are equipped with the EndoSave system and supply through the same main endothermic gas pipe, an EndoProf control system can be installed for automation. Maintenance plans can be integrated for the generators in the EndoProf system and a generator can be switched automatically to standby mode if less endothermic gas is needed.
