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Ingersoll Rand ATN18504 Air Filter Element | 185kW Centrifugal Compressor OEM Part

Genuine Ingersoll Rand ATN18504 air filter element for ATN-series 185kW oil-free centrifugal compressors. Micro-fiberglass media delivers 99.5% filtration efficiency at 3.0 μm, low initial pressure drop and high dust-holding capacity to protect precision impellers. Export-ready with serial-number matching.

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Ingersoll Rand ATN18504 Air Filter Element


Product Overview

The ATN18504 air filter element is a genuine Ingersoll Rand intake filter element engineered for ATN-series 185kW oil-free centrifugal compressors. Built with micro-fiberglass media, it captures 99.5% of particles at 3.0 μm, blocking dust and particulate matter from entering the compression chamber and protecting the high-speed precision impellers and diffusers from erosion. This supports ISO 8573-1 Class 0 oil-free air quality.

As a core consumable in the centrifugal compressor intake filtration system, the ATN18504 is manufactured to Ingersoll Rand global technical standards. Its low initial pressure drop, high dust-holding capacity and extended service life help operators reduce energy consumption and maintenance downtime.


Technical Specifications

Filtration Performance

ParameterValue
Filtration rating3.0 μm
Filtration efficiency99.5% @ 3.0 μm
Filter classF7 (medium-high efficiency, per EN 779 / ISO 16890)
Dust-holding capacityApprox. 3.5 kg (at rated flow and final resistance)
Beta ratio ββ₃.₀ ≥ 200

The micro-fiberglass media achieves 99.5% efficiency at 3.0 μm, significantly higher than standard screw compressor air filters (F5, 98% @ 5 μm), meeting the stringent intake cleanliness requirements of 185kW centrifugal compressors and protecting precision impellers and diffusers.

Flow and Pressure Drop

ParameterValue
Rated air flowApprox. 25–40 Nm³/min (for 185kW centrifugal units)
Initial pressure dropApprox. 220–300 Pa (clean, at rated flow)
Operating differential pressure300–550 Pa
Alarm / final resistanceAlarm: 650 Pa; final: 800 Pa (replace immediately)
Pressure drop vs. energyEvery 100 Pa increase in inlet loss raises compressor shaft power by approx. 0.35%

The micro-fiberglass design delivers approximately 40% lower clean pressure drop and 89% higher dust-holding capacity than comparable alternatives, reducing energy consumption and extending replacement intervals.

Dimensions and Installation

ParameterValue
DimensionsApprox. φ420 × φ220 × 380 mm (OD × ID × height)
Effective filtration areaApprox. 12–15 m² (pleated media)
Pleats / pleat spacingApprox. 200–240 pleats, spacing approx. 6–8 mm
Mounting interfaceFlange or end-cap groove, mates with intake filter housing
SealingPolyurethane (PU) foam gasket integrated into end frame, seamless zero-leak fit

Material Construction

ParameterValue
MediaMicro-fiberglass
Media weightApprox. 120–150 g/m²
SupportGalvanized inner metal mesh + outer protective mesh, prevents media collapse
End capsPolystyrene frame, lightweight, corrosion-resistant, incinerable
GasketPolyurethane (PU) one-piece foam gasket, high elasticity, seamless fit
AdhesivePolyurethane bonding for end caps and media, high-temperature resistant

Operating Conditions

ParameterValue
Operating temperatureContinuous: -20°C to 80°C; max: 93°C (200°F)
Relative humidity≤95% RH, no condensation
Collapse pressure resistance≥ 2.8 kPa differential
FeaturesLow initial pressure drop, high dust-holding capacity, long service life, zero-leak seal

Service Life and Maintenance

ParameterValue
Service lifeStandard conditions: approx. 6,000–8,000 hours (8–12 months); high-dust conditions: 3,000–4,000 hours
Shelf life36 months in sealed packaging, dry ambient conditions

Standards

  • ISO 5011: Inlet air cleaning equipment for internal combustion engines and compressors — performance testing
  • ISO 16889: Hydraulic fluid power filters — determination of beta ratio
  • ISO 16890 / EN 779: General ventilation air filters — classification
  • ISO 29463: High-efficiency air filters — performance testing
  • GB/T 14295: Air filters
  • GB/T 6165: Methods for testing air filter performance (efficiency and resistance)

Installation and Maintenance

Replacement Intervals

  • Standard conditions: every 6,000–8,000 hours or 8–12 months, whichever comes first
  • High-dust conditions (mining, building materials, cement, steel): every 3,000–4,000 hours
  • Immediately when differential pressure alarm triggers (≥650 Pa)

Installation Steps

  1. Shut down and lock out: Disconnect main power, apply lockout/tagout (LOTO), confirm the machine has fully stopped and pressure is released.
  2. Open the intake filter housing: Release clamps or bolts and remove the cover or access door.
  3. Remove the old element: Pull the old ATN18504 element straight up. Check whether the gasket remains in the housing groove.
  4. Clean the housing interior: Wipe the housing walls and sealing surface with a clean cloth; ensure no dust, oil or foreign matter remains.
  5. Inspect the new element: Verify part number ATN18504, check media for damage, pleat deformation and gasket aging.
  6. Install the new element: Place vertically into the housing center, ensuring the gasket seats evenly on the sealing surface without skew or twist.
  7. Reassemble the housing: Refit the cover and tighten bolts or clamps evenly for a gap-free seal.
  8. Start up and leak-check: Run the compressor, listen for air leaks at the intake filter, and confirm the differential pressure gauge reads normal (initial drop should be 220–300 Pa).

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Which Ingersoll Rand compressors does the ATN18504 fit?

A: The ATN18504 is designed for Ingersoll Rand ATN-series 185kW oil-free centrifugal compressors. If you are unsure, provide the compressor serial number and we will match it precisely.

Q2: How is the ATN18504 different from a standard screw compressor air filter?

A: Centrifugal compressors require much higher intake cleanliness than screw compressors. The ATN18504 uses micro-fiberglass media (99.5% @ 3.0 μm), while standard screw compressor filters are typically F5 (98% @ 5 μm). Using a standard filter can lead to impeller fouling, loss of dynamic balance and costly impeller damage.

Q3: How do I know when to replace the air filter element?

A: Replace when: ① operating differential pressure reaches the alarm value of 650 Pa; ② the 6,000–8,000 hour or 8–12 month interval is reached; ③ visual inspection shows media damage or gasket aging/deformation.

Q4: Is the ATN18504 a genuine OEM part?

A: The ATN18504 is a genuine Ingersoll Rand part manufactured to Ingersoll Rand global technical standards, designed to fit original intake filter housings.

Q5: Is one filter element sufficient?

A: Centrifugal compressor intake filters may use single or multiple elements. The quantity depends on the intake filter assembly specification. Please provide the serial number for confirmation.


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Note: Technical parameters above are based on Ingersoll Rand centrifugal compressor filtration system specifications and industrial filtration standards. For 100% accurate matching, please provide the complete compressor serial number so we can check the original parts diagram and confirm current availability.