Crude oil storage tanks often leak methane (CH4) and other volatile organic compounds (VOCs). Methane is an odourless, colourless, flammable gas with 70 times greater global warming potential than carbon dioxide as it traps more heat in the atmosphere. Methane is responsible for 30% of global warming to this point.
Oil and natural gas companies are interested in increasing efficiency and optimizing well production to secure profits, meet emission regulations, and protect the environment. Constantly evolving technology assists these endeavours. The casing gas compressor is an example of this technology, allowing increased production/efficiency, minimizing problems, and assisting in emission reduction.
The Evolution of Compression Technologies: A Journey Through Time Compression technologies have fundamentally shaped our modern world, enabling us to perform a vast array of tasks across different sectors. From powering industrial machinery to facilitating medical applications, compressors are indispensable in a multitude of industries, including oil and gas, manufacturing,
Vapours are released into the atmosphere every time an oil/gas storage tank is filled. These organic compounds (VOCs) react with nitrogen oxides in sunlight and form ground-level ozone, a substance that is highly toxic to humans, is a strong environmental pollutant and a factor in global warming. These toxic and
A reciprocating compressor, also known as a piston compressor, is a positive displacement machine that uses a piston-driven crankshaft located inside a cylinder to pressurize air. This style of compressor has been widely used for over 200 years! Air compression makes materials (natural gas, hydrogen, oxygen, and other gasses) easier
Compressors are an essential technology employed throughout production and distribution to increase the pressure of natural gas by reducing its volume. Natural gas compression stations are present along many points of the refining and distribution process and perform important roles. In natural gas processing plants, intermediate/end product gasses are compressed
Crude oil storage tanks often leak methane (CH4) and other volatile organic compounds (VOCs). Methane is an odourless, colourless, flammable gas with 70 times greater global warming potential than carbon dioxide as it traps more heat in the atmosphere. Methane is responsible for 30% of global warming to this point.
Oil and natural gas companies are interested in increasing efficiency and optimizing well production to secure profits, meet emission regulations, and protect the environment. Constantly evolving technology assists these endeavours. The casing gas compressor is an example of this technology, allowing increased production/efficiency, minimizing problems, and assisting in emission reduction.
The Evolution of Compression Technologies: A Journey Through Time Compression technologies have fundamentally shaped our modern world, enabling us to perform a vast array of tasks across different sectors. From powering industrial machinery to facilitating medical applications, compressors are indispensable in a multitude of industries, including oil and gas, manufacturing,
Vapours are released into the atmosphere every time an oil/gas storage tank is filled. These organic compounds (VOCs) react with nitrogen oxides in sunlight and form ground-level ozone, a substance that is highly toxic to humans, is a strong environmental pollutant and a factor in global warming. These toxic and
A reciprocating compressor, also known as a piston compressor, is a positive displacement machine that uses a piston-driven crankshaft located inside a cylinder to pressurize air. This style of compressor has been widely used for over 200 years! Air compression makes materials (natural gas, hydrogen, oxygen, and other gasses) easier
Compressors are an essential technology employed throughout production and distribution to increase the pressure of natural gas by reducing its volume. Natural gas compression stations are present along many points of the refining and distribution process and perform important roles. In natural gas processing plants, intermediate/end product gasses are compressed
