TECHNOLOGIES TO ENHANCE OPERATION OF THE EXISTING NATURAL GAS COMPRESSION INFRASTRUCTURE | Zendy

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TECHNOLOGIES TO ENHANCE OPERATION OF THE EXISTING NATURAL GAS COMPRESSION INFRASTRUCTURE

Author(s) -

Anthony J. Smalley,

Ralph E. Harris,

Gary D. Bourn

Publication year - 2004

Publication title -

osti oai (u.s. department of energy office of scientific and technical information)

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Reports

DOI - 10.2172/834370

Subject(s) - gas compressor , compressor station , natural gas , gas consumption , pipeline (software) , turbocharger , work (physics) , compressed natural gas , compression (physics) , baseline (sea) , computer science , automotive engineering , engineering , petroleum engineering , mechanical engineering , operating system , waste management , materials science , oceanography , composite material , geology

This quarterly report documents work performed under Tasks 10 through 14 of the project entitled: Technologies to Enhance Operation of the Existing Natural Gas Compression Infrastructure. The project objective is to develop and substantiate methods for operating integral engine/compressors in gas pipeline service, which reduce fuel consumption, increase capacity, and enhance mechanical integrity. The report documents the second series of tests performed on a GMW10 engine/compressor after modifications to add high pressure Fuel and a Turbocharger. It also presents baseline testing for air balance investigations and initial simulation modeling of the air manifold for a Cooper GMVH6

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