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  • Gas Leak Detector-Application Note: COMPRESSOR STATIONS
    At a compressor or booster station, two main. processes typically take place: gas compression,. which is performed in order to ensure that the. natural gas flowing through a pipeline remains. pressurized, and gas chilling and cooling, which. reduces the gas temperature. Both processes. subject gas
  • Water Cooled Test Chamber Information
    Why do CSZ's larger test chambers need cooling water? The water is used to cool the large capacity refrigeration systems at its condenser (where the refrigerant changes phase from a gas to a "condensed" liquid). Our smaller chambers have air-cooled condensers that expel the heat directly
  • Improved Reliability and Lower Total Cost of Ownership with Magnetic Bearings
    With over 20 years of experience Lukoil, a leading oil & gas business of Russia, aspired to expand oil & gas fields in Russia. For the expansion, Lukoil decided on the Bolshekhetskaya depression in West Siberia where large deposits of Cenomanian gas lay. Developing and constructing a compressor
  • How Specifications Can Ruin a Good Project
    Since August 2014, 315 Machine Design has been providing engineering and project management services for a client on a liquid natural gas (LNG) export facility project. The LNG project's general engineering and construction contractor hired our client to design and build a cooling system to remove
  • Pressure Sensor Application - Pressure Verification
    Pressure sensors are used to measure pressure in fluid or gas applications. In this particular example, gas is compressed in the compressor. When the gas is let out it needs to be cooled down since compression of gas usually increases its temperature. The pressure sensor monitors the actual
  • PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT: Five factors to consider before making the switch to aftermarket oil
    images. illustrate the impact on seal. faces tested using OEM oil and. aftermarket oil. The OEM oil test. (on top) showed virtually no wear. after 400 hours. The aftermarket. oil (on bottom), which included. untested additives, resulted in. compressor failure. FIELD TEST: Natural Gas Plant with OEM Oil

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