Atlas ’s NGP, NGP+ and OGP nitrogen and oxygen generators are easy to install and use.They offer the required purity with a high flow capacity, making them suitable for a range of applications.

High flow capacity
The wide product range and gas flows exceeding 3,000 Nm³/h
(NGP/NGP+) make these generators ideal for a variety of demanding applications.

Ready to use
• Only requires a supply of dry compressed air.

• Plug-and-play.
• No specialist installation or commissioning.

• Fully automated and monitored including oxygen sensor as standard.
• Service-friendly.

Desired purity
• NGP/NGP+: nitrogen concentrations from 95% to 99.999%.
• OGP: oxygen concentrations from 90% to 95%.

Exceptional reliability
• Robust design.
• Continuous availability (24 hours a day, 7 days a week).
• Potential risk of production breakdown due to gas running out is eliminated.

Cost savings
• Low operating expenses.
• No additional costs such as order processing,refills and delivery charges.
• Limited maintenance costs.

All-in-one high pressure nitrogen skid

The latest addition to Atlas ’s specially developed equipment is the all-in-one high pressure nitrogen
skid, a true alternative for liquid nitrogen or bottles. Combining a small footprint, easy installation, high reliability and supreme energy efficiency, this unique nitrogen skid truly stands out.

The all-in-one solution
All nitrogen skid components are built to Atlas quality and efficiency standards. They are tested for optimal performance and reliability.

Specifications

FND: Free Nitrogen Delivery Reference conditions
Compressed air effective inlet pressure: 8 bar(g)/116 psi(g).
Nitrogen outlet pressure: 6.5 bar(g)/94 psi(g).
Ambient air temperature: 20°C/68°F.
Pressure dewpoint inlet air: 3°C/37°F.
Pressure dewpoint nitrogen: -50°C/-58°F.
Minimum refrigerant dryer required to precondition inlet air.
Typical nitrogen quality 1.2.1 according to ISO 8573-1:2010.

Operating limits
Minimum ambient temperature: 5°C/41°F.
Maximum ambient temperature: 50°C/122°F.
Maximum compressed inlet air pressure 13 bar(g)/189 psi(g).

NGMs performance
is based on 20°C/7 bar at membrane (1000Mbar) + /-5%.