Vilter sets the industry standard for gas compression solutions in Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) including landfills, waste-water treatment, dairy, and food waste solutions. With the proven single-screw compression technology and more than 150 years of industrial experience, Vilter compressors offer some of the highest levels of dependability in the market.
Quality Vilter industrial compressors deliver the dependability and consistency you need across your operation: Feed compressors, High pressure sales compressors, Chillers, Aftercoolers, and Blowers. A simple single-screw design makes Vilter industrial gas compressors the uptime-optimized choice.
Vilter single screw compressors use a rotary, positive displacement compressor design to provide the lowest lifecycle costs and highest reliability of all gas compressors. A balanced design provides quiet and reliable operation, even while performing at pressures over 1,100 PSI.
Smaller operations possess the potential to capture methane and reuse it as a valuable secondary product, like natural gas. Even those with fewer than 500 head can tap into this source of savings and efficiency. Look to Vilter industrial compressor technology for a right-sized biogas recovery system.
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Carbon capture and sequestration (CCS), also known simply as carbon capture, offers the opportunity to boost profitability while reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Industrial facilities like ethanol, cement and chemical production plants that emit carbon dioxide can significantly benefit from this process. Balance of plant solutions start with proven front-end engineering and builds in reliable uptime with durable equipment for quality compression and dehydration.
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How does one of the largest landfills in the U.S. turn an $80,000 annual expense into a million-dollar revenue stream? By building a landfill gas processing facility that uses a gas compression system based on 17 Vilter single screw compressors to generate usable energy from methane waste gas — reducing overall emissions by 63%.
