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The next chart contains pre-owned steam turbines made available through the original manufacturer - K�hnle Kopp & Kausch as of August 1, 2003. These used units can be made available on a first contract case by case basis. Pre-owned turbomachinery prices are normally estimated between 75% and 25% of the the same size 'new' price, which can found using the above 'new' KK&K unit price chart.

KK&K can also offer to act as an intermediate contact between your company and the current owner operators of these machines. If desired KK&K qualified service personnel can inspect the machine, providing a detailed report on the condition and provide a list of any needed replacement parts. For all of your questions concerning updates or modifications of the machine, a qualified service and application engineering team is always at your disposal. When reworked by OEM experts to near new condition, these unit offer a very high value to the budget user.

The list is in European units, but luckily steam turbines do not care about units. If needed multiplying 'bar' by 14.5 to get 'psi', or divide 'kW' by 0.746 to get HP. Simply match your project's steam conditions and power requirements to the closest unit.

If interested, please e-mail eco@eco-holdings.com to be directed to the manufacturer.

Turbine-No.	Driven machine	Live steam pressure (bar)	Live steam temperature (�C)	Exhaust steam pressure (bar)	Coupling speed (1/min)	Power (kW)
4.036.570	Pump	8.00	170.00	2.17	1900	4
4.047.011	Pump	19.00	343.00	4.20	2900	45
4.047.843	Pump	19.00	209.00	1.50	2950	37
4.130.653	Pump	36.00	470.00	3.00	1475	40
4.134.498	Pump	15.00	197.00	4.00	1450	125
4.134.806	Compressor	36.00	470.00	2.00	1470	112
4.134.818	Pump	36.00	470.00	3.50	2940	132
4.134.831	Pump	36.00	470.00	3.50	2980	235
4.134.833	Pump	36.00	470.00	3.50	2980	235
4.140.636/637	Pump	67.00	485.00	6.40	5000	200
4.140.666	Pump	36.00	470.00	3.95	1470	132
4.144.196	Pump	38.00	398.00	1.20	2980	306
4.240.471	Pump	46.00	445.00	9.00	2900	400
4.244.480	Generator	11.00	280.00	1.40	1500	193
4.246.069	Compressor	42.00	500.00	8.00	8860	630
4.250.165	Pump	19.00	343.00	4.20	3200	745
4.250.313	Pump	89.00	302.00	1.18	2900	1193
4.250.322	Pump	89.00	302.00	1.18	2900	1193
4.250.352	Pump	40.00	340.00	4.70	2920	1045
4.250.379	Pump	40.00	340.00	4.70	2920	1045
4.254.035	Compressor	40.00	425.00	4.80	920	428
4.254.146	Generator	42.00	410.00	4.00	1500	542
4.254.402	Compressor	51.00	340.00	19.00	1480	578
4.254.479	Generator	34.00	280.00	15.00	1500	553
4.254.480	Generator	15.00	215.00	1.00	1500	1062
4.284.038	Generator	11.00	280.00	1.90	1500	1050
4.284.107	Compressor	47.00	425.00	6.30	1270	650
4.284.119	Generator	11.00	280.00	0.20	1500	850
4.286.088/089	Pump	40.00	270.00	10.00	2880	2800
4.344.103	Generator	37.00	350.00	5.00	1500	544
4.344.105	Generator	25.00	260.00	4.00	1500	420
4.344.111	Generator	65.00	450.00	16.00	1500	871
4.345.009	Generator	23.00	265.00	2.00	1500	1417
4.345.035	Generator	27.00	380.00	0.35	1500	960
4.365.007	Generator	4.00	143.00	0.08	1500	660
4.535.004	Generator	43.00	450.00	6.00	1500	1055
4.535.005	Generator	33.00	345.00	5.00	1500	886
4.535.013	Generator	48.00	400.00	0.80	1500	720
4.555.014	Generator	38.00	305.00	4.90	1500	1529

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