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Haug SOGX 90 1000/7

Haug (Sauer) Haug SOGX 90 1000/7 is a marine service-air compressor. It is normally installed in the engine room or compressor space, connected to the service-air receiver and distribution main. Its primary purpose is to supply compressed air for general shipboard tools, cleaning, controls and utility consumers. Compared with a starting-air compressor, the service-air unit is intended for general utility demand rather than the main-engine starting sequence. The supplied record already contains the available concise model or rating information, so those existing figures are not duplicated here and no additional meaning is inferred from the model code. For exact ratings, dimensions, settings, capacities, materials and variant-specific limits, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.

Components & Design

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Technical Data

compressor type service_air_compressor
design oil-free
pressure bar 7
capacity nm3h 1000

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Common failures & inspection points

Restricted suction filtration or dirty intake passages reduce delivered air and are noticed as long running periods or slow receiver recovery
Worn compression elements, valves or piston rings reduce volumetric efficiency and cause low capacity, oil carry-over or failure to reach normal pressure
Cooling restriction causes excessive discharge temperature and may produce a high-temperature alarm or protective trip
Lubrication deterioration or bearing wear causes abnormal noise, vibration or rising casing temperature
Pressure-control, unload or automatic-drain faults cause rapid cycling, failure to start or stop, or excessive condensate in the air system

Service & Maintenance

Inspect intake filters, compression elements, lubrication, cooling, drains, non-return valves, safety devices, flexible connections and mounting. Trend receiver recovery, running time and discharge temperature where available. Verify automatic start/stop and protective alarms according to the approved procedure. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for pressure settings, clearances and service limits.

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Replacement Parts

Useful onboard spares include intake-filter elements, valve or seal kits, approved lubricant, belts or coupling elements where fitted, drain-valve parts, pressure switches and selected control relays.
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