PBS Group, a. s. Basic Information, Manufacturing Base, Sales Area, and Competitors
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Description |
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Company Name |
PBS Group, a. s. |
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Website |
www.pbs.cz |
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Established Date |
1950 |
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Headquartered |
Czech Republic |
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Market Position/ History |
PBS Group, a. s. was established in 1950 and is based in Czech Republic. PBS GROUP a.s. consists of five companies including Prvni brnenska strojirna Velka Bites, a.s., PBS International Trading, a.s., PBS AEROSPACE Inc., PBS INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED and PBS ENERGO, a.s. In 1969, it established precision casting foundry in PBS Velka Bites In 2020, it commenced the serial production of cryogenic turboexpander HEXT/CTE 200 In 2021, it completed the commencement of the development of the PBS TJ200 turbojet engine |
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Sales Area |
Worldwide |
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No. of Employees |
800 employees |
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Competitors |
Atlas Copco Group Cryostar EBARA Group MAN Energy Solutions Chart Industries (Howden) Bitzer Capstonehttps Calnetix Deprag Enertime Enogia Turboden Zuccato Starengine Revolution turbine technologies M&M Dampfturbinen bakerhughes R&D Dynamics Corp. CRYOSTAR SAS Turbogaz Others |
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CEO |
Milan Macholan |
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Ownership Type |
Private |
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Contact Information |
Vlkovska 279, 595 01 Velka Bites Czech Republic, EU Tel: +420 566 822 111 Fax: +420 566 822 135 |
Business Segment/ Overview:
PBS Group, a. s. is a manufacturer of small turbine engines, auxiliary power units, environmental control systems, and other components for the aviation industry. The company also develops cryogenic turboexpanders, pumps, and compressors for liquefying rare gases. The company’s casting foundry supplies highprecision castings in cobalt and nickel-based superalloys for our aerospace production and the energy, turbocharger, and healthcare industries. PBS Group a. s. is also a leading custom supplier of surface treatments for metal components, offering a comprehensive range of services.
Expansion Turbine Product Types Specification
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Product Description |
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TURBOEXPANDERS HEXT / CTE |
PBS Turboexpanders are primarily designed for the expansion of gases such as helium, hydrogen, nitrogen, argon, air, etc., in a gas liquefier. Easy regulation High efficiency Rotor placement on gas-dynamic bearings Long-term and trouble-free operation Turboexpanders HEXT / CTE 100, HEXT / CTE 200, HEXT / CTE 300 PBS has a long history in the field of cryogenic technology, with its first product on the market being the small cryogenic turbine (HEXT 0.5). Since then, we have developed additional turboexpander models and have made and distributed hundreds of turboexpanders to our customers and partners, all major players in the field of cryogenic technological processes, with exceptional results. An expansion turbine, also known as a turboexpander, is one of key parts in the cryogenic technological processes. PBS expansion turbines are designed to be used for the expansion of hydrogen, helium, nitrogen, argon and others during the processes of gas liquefaction. These devices are either centrifuges or axial-flow turbines, instrumental in creating work from pressurized gas to be used to drive a compressor or generator. The extracted gas heat energy is transformed into the mechanical energy of the shaft in the turbine through the turbine wheel. This mechanical energy is then transformed into thermal energy via an integrated turbine brake, which is then drained out of the turbine by means of a coolant. PBS turboexpanders have a unified design that makes it possible to quickly respond to customer requirements for various input and output parameters of the expanding gas. The main advantage of PBS turboexpander is the very easy and precise speed control with the turbine brake, as well as their long-term trouble-free and maintenance-free operation thanks to the placement of the rotor on gas-dynamic bearings. HEXT/CTE 100 Cooling power: 0.1 - 3 kW Mass flow: 4 - 150 g/s Max RPM: 360,000 Max. Inlet pressure: 1.8 Mpa Inlet temperature: 6 - 150 K Impeller diameter: 9 - 20 mm Bearing Types: Aerodynamic Turboexpander configuration: Eddy current brake HEXT / CTE 200 Cooling power: 2 - 16 kW Mass flow: 150 - 600 g/s Max RPM: 180,000 Max. Inlet pressure: 2.8 Mpa Inlet temperature: 6 - 150 K Impeller diameter: 20 - 50 mm Bearing Types: Aerodynamic Turboexpander configuration: Eddy current brake / Generator HEXT / CTE 300 Cooling power: 10 - 100 kW Mass flow: 300 - g/s Max RPM: 100,000 Max. Inlet pressure: 5 Mpa Inlet temperature: 6 - 150 K Impeller diameter: 30 - 100 mm Bearing Types: Aerodynamic Turboexpander configuration: Generator/ Compressor |
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