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Custom Engineered Products (CEP)

CompAir Custom Engineered Products (CEP) — Fully configured marine systems with tanks, dryers, filtration.

Components & Design

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Technical Data

Customization Bedplates, piping, electrical integration
Scope Complete installed marine air packages
Support Gardner Denver / CompAir engineering
Applications Power generation, oil & gas, water treatment

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Common failures & inspection points

SOLAS/IMO compliance verification - Main air compressors must fill reservoirs 0–30 bar within 1 hour per SOLAS II-1/26 requirements for engine starting duty

Confirm fill-time capacity, verify 30 bar maximum rated pressure, check classification society type approval documentation (ABS, DNV, LR, etc.)

Air quality certification for ballast and potable systems - ISO 8573-1 classification (Class 0 for medical/ballast vs. Class 1–3 for general duty)

Request ISO 8573-1 certificate per model; verify oil carryover specs (< 0.01 mg/m³ for Class 0, < 5 ppm for Class 1); validate silicone-free certification if ballast treatment duty

Sea-water cooling system compatibility - Water-cooled variants (H-series, R-series) must use corrosion-resistant materials and proper heat exchanger design for

Verify heat exchanger material (titanium, cupro-nickel, or stainless); check biofouling prevention system; inspect inlet strainers; validate flow rates against jacket water temperature rise

Spare parts availability and technical support in international ports - Marine compressors must have documented supply chains to major shipping hubs for critica

Cross-reference CompAir global service network (Gardner Denver ownership); request marine parts catalog and availability SLAs; confirm local agent presence in primary shipping routes

Vibration and noise attenuation in confined engine room spaces - Rotary screw models (L-series, D-series) must meet Class notation noise limits (typically 80–85

Validate decibel rating per model; verify isolation mounting design; confirm enclosure options if full-load acoustic suppression required; test actual shipboard installation data if available

Type-general inspection and maintenance points for this equipment category — not model-specific.

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