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NASH Vectra™

XM-150 Compressor

Heavy Duty Liquid Ring Compressor


for Process Applications
Single Pressure
Improved Performance Boundary Joint
The NASH Vectra™ XM-150 compressor extends the series of popular and
reliable Vectra XL compressors to a higher level of performance. Operating Inlet
at up to 4 bar g (60 psig), the patent-pending Vectra XM compressor is Connection
specifically designed for the higher pressures and performance
expected in many process applications.

Applications
The NASH Vectra XM is designed for demanding process
applications including vapor recovery, flare gas recovery,
corrosive gas handling (e.g. VCM or chlorine), hydrogen
compression, biogas and more.

Design Features
• Single, conical port design
• Between bearing rotor/shaft design
• Single pressure boundary joint
• No tie rods
• API-681 compliance; API-682 shaft seal
• Increased bearing life
Discharge
• 316 stainless steel construction
Connection
• Horizontal, self-draining inlet/discharge nozzles

Improved Reliability
Pressure Boundary Joint Improving on many of our past
Floating
O-Ring Sealed compressors, the Vectra
End Bearing
XM-150 is designed to be easier to
assemble and disassemble
and to require less
maintenance.

Shaft
Supported
Between
Bearings

Cone

Fixed
End Bearings
Vectra™ XM-150 Compressor Performance Data
1400

1200 2000

1000

1500
Volume (scfm)

Volume (m3/hr)
800

600 1000

400
500
200

0 0
psig 0 20 40 60 80

mbar g 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000


Discharge Pressure

Feature Benefit

Handles process upsets without affecting performance


Single, conical port
Requires less seal liquid than flat port design

Between bearings rotor/shaft design Lower radial bearing loads and longer bearing life

Single, bolted joint, pressure boundary Less potential for seal liquid leakage

API 681 compliance


Conforms to most chemical process and oil & gas requirements
API 682 shaft seal

316 stainless steel construction Improved corrosion resistance

Horizontal inlet/discharge connections Self-draining, reducing flooded starts

NASH
Div. of Gardner Denver
tel: 800 553 NASH
+1 724 239 1500
fax: +1 724 239 1502
nash@[Link]
[Link]

APP-1112A-0415
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