Our goal is to reduce the required footprint for oil and gas processing. Conventional static separation systems require large volumes. With the Lynx system, significant savings are possible in both weight and size.
TechnologyLynx is designed around a rotating filter that removes liquid droplets from the gas stream. The rotation allows for faster removal of liquid. As a result there is no clogging and no extra pressure drop over the process.
Let’s talk fire safety with Lynx Kitchen! https://www.lynxkitchen.com/ With traditional kitchen ventilation systems, you never know when enough grease has built up to ignite. It could be the day after a cleaning. Or the day before. Even with regular duct cleaning, residual grease often remains, and
Read more »We are proud to announce that our Kitchen separator Lynx Kitchen has been awarded VVS Project of the Year by NemiTek in the Trøndelag region. The jury highlighted the project as “a role model for energy-efficient and environmentally friendly solutions in commercial kitchen environments.” 🔧 What This
Read more »Lynx Kitchen completed 2 years of successful operation with no downtime in the El Rincon restaurant in Trondheim. The separator has performed above expectations, the ventilation ducts after Lynx Kitchen are clean and completely free of any fat and grease. The pictures shows side-by-side installation
Read more »Our separator system is currently in use with existing Norwegian partners partners for cleaning of EGR in ships, kitchen ventilation air and compressed air for seismic operations. We are expanding internationally and are open for new partners representing market access. We are currently considering
Read more »Heat exchangers are sensitive to air contamination and liquid. Inspired by the separation efficiency of the Lynx Kitchen separator system, a R&D project was proposed to investigate if the Lynx principle can be used to precondition air in order to avoid contamination in the heat exchange. EU laws req
Read more »The final frontier will require efficient separation of liquids, especially for the long haul journeys such as Artemis Space station and extraterrestrial habitats. Living in a gravity well has unwittingly determined virtually all of humankind separation designs: Once liquid is captured from the gas
Read more »InnSep AS is a spinout from the Department of Energy and Process Engineering at the Norwegian University of Science Technology (NTNU) in Trondheim, Norway. The company was established in 2011 to develop a scalable and flexible gas/liquid separator (Lynx) for removing droplets from a gas stream.
In 2011 the Lynx concept was awarded several innovation awards and was funded by Innovation Norway, NTNU Discovery Fund, SMN1 Startstotte and Norwegian Research Council to develop and test the full scale prototype. The underlying concept in Lynx was successfully tested with hydrocarbons up to 60 bars in CEESI, USA, in 2012. At the moment, Lynx is being qualified for offshore equipment in a DEMO2000 financed project with Statoil ASA in Norway. Our target is to qualify for both retrofit and new installations.
InnSep AS
Lynx is designed around a rotating filter that removes liquid droplets from the gas stream.
Do not hesitate to contact us about any questions or thoughts about our technology.
CEO
MSc Marine Technology, Oil & Gas, NTNU
Chairman
MSc Chemical Process Engineering, Norwegian Institute of Technology (NTH)
Former Senior Vice President of R&D, Statoil, Vice President Operations, Statoil, and Executive Vice President SINTEF.
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Cell: +47 98043205
E-mail: sondre@innsep.com
InnSep AS
Sluppenveien 11
7037 Trondheim
NORWAY
Fossegrenda 3
7043 Trondheim
NORWAY
InnSep AS
P. A. Munchs gt. 10
7030 Trondheim
NORWAY