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What heating module is for integration with degassing unit?
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August 21, 2026 at 2:15 pm by Emily Jones
What portable 100-125 kW heating module is suitable for integration with an existing insulating fluid degassing unit equipped with 70 kW of heating capacity?
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August 21, 2026 at 3:03 pm by Pasquale Scarponi
The heater integrated into the CMM-6/7 degassing unit is the appropriate heating module for the 100 kW class: it provides a 100 kW heating capacity (total unit power draw up to ~115 kW), heats oil to about 90°C at an outlet pressure of 0.2 MPa, and supports degassing/heating throughput roughly 2–6 m3/h in degassing mode and 6–7 m3/h in heating mode. The CMM-6/7 is a container-based, portable oil treatment unit (length ≈ 2.6 m without trailer) designed for transformer insulation oil heating, pumping and degassing.
If you specifically require a detachable/standalone heater in the 100–125 kW range, there isn’t a documented portable standalone module at that exact rating; the nearest portable option is the PPM-70 (74 kW) and a larger CMM-15 offers up to 205 kW but isn’t presented as a separate portable heater. If you’d like, I can help compare using the CMM-6/7 as the integrated heater versus pairing a different heater based on your site layout, mobility and throughput requirements.