The IM-S gas regulator is the wafer variant in the Oxford Flow IM series. Requiring minimal maintenance and having an impressively small footprint, the popular IM-S regulator is hydrogen-ready and is helping gas networks prepare for the energy transition.
+/- 1% accuracy
Oxford Flow IM gas regulators are accurate to within +/- 1% of set point and class leading response times compared to conventional regulators. This enables customers to maintain excellent pressure control and stability in their process.
Up to 80% lighter
The compact IMS regulator is up to 80% lighter than some conventional, pilot-operated diaphragm regulators, eliminating the need for expensive lifting equipment during installation and maintenance. In conventional regulators, the diaphragm is the most common failure point.
Diaphragm eliminated
By eliminating the diaphragm, Oxford Flow has reduced the risk of regulator fatigue and failure. With a single moving part, the IM regulator minimises potential failures and the risk of unplanned maintenance – maximising efficiency and reducing operating costs.
Value Proposition
1
Diaphragm not required
the leading cause of instability in regulators
Benefit
Because the piston and pilot are primary sensors, it is inherently more stable and responsive at a wider range of flowrates.
Value proposition
Because the IM can be used across a wider range of flows, utilities can optimise piping, save money and provide more stable gas delivery to end-users.
2
Does not utilise an external stem
a primary source of methane emissions
Benefit
Does not require stem packing and frequent maintenance to meet emissions requirements.
Value proposition
Eliminates a frequent source of emissions, and reduces maintenance OPEX.
3
Minimal internal components and a single moving part
compared to conventional regulators
Benefit
This reduces mechanical wear and simplifies maintenance.
Value proposition
Reduced mechanical wear increases operating life, and fewer parts means less downtime for and lower cost of repairs.
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