The Only Nitrogen Gas Process
Monarch's innovative Cryogenesis^TM motor cleaning is, by far, the most efficient, safe, and reliable process in the industry. In today's EPA regulated workplace, Cryogenesis meets or beats every federal regulation. In a system developed by NASA for cleaning satellites, CO² pellets are driven by nitrogen gas. The result: Cryogenesis eliminates toxic chlorinated cleaners. This non-intrusive process eliminates damage while keeping equipment dry. (Before and after results are evident in the photograph to the right.)

Liquid Nitrogen Assures Dry Cleaning
Liquid nitrogen is the propellant perfected by Monarch, being vaporized in the drive process to produce nitrogen gas.  The benefits are manifold. Nitrogen gas is ten times drier than the best compressed air.  Nitrogen gas is super clean while compressed air contains contaminants and oil residue. Finally, the nitrogen gas drive process allows dielectric testing immediately after cleaning while other systems leave a residue on the windings which may cause problems.

Superior Pressure Regulation
Nitrogen gas pressure can be regulated between 70-320psi. This allows Cryogenesis operators to either clean aggressively or reduce pressure for "frail" or damaged insulation. Compressed air does not have this flexibility because its moisture content freezes at low pressure, clogging the delivery system.

Trained Technicians Enhance Process
Although the Cryogenesis system is innovative, its operators are key to Monarch's success.  Each is an experienced motor repair technician. Each has a minimum of ten years experience. They understand large rotating apparatus, and respect the integrity of the equipment as well as continuously inspect for mechanical and electrical problems during the cleaning process.

Dramatic Performance After On-Site Cleaning
Cryogenesis is utilized in the Monarch plant, but its most significant use is on-site. First, Cryogenesis eliminates costly equipment removal. Second, cleaning in most cases produces dramatic results in motor or generator performance, shucking away materials which contaminate insulation and plug air ducts. Utilizing state of the art instrumentation, Monarch conducts before-and-after Meggers (to 5,000 volts) and polarization index tests to document results.

On-Site Services Nationally and Internationally
Monarch's on-site services have been used nationally as well as internationally.