Fuel Gas Conditioning Package Skid-Mounted Modular System, Engineered-to-Order
Integrated Flow Solutions Fuel Gas Conditioning Skids are designed to protect natural gas fueled engines and turbines from liquid slugs, solids (< 0.1 microns) and liquid aerosols. Additionally, the fuel gas is superheated above the hydrocarbon and water dew points to prevent liquid condensation in the turbine’s combustion chambers. These systems meet or exceed reciprocating engine and turbine manufacturers’ fuel gas quality specifications providing dry, clean fuel to increase the life of the equipment.
– FGCS-100.0 Pictured at right.
Benefits of Natural Gas Conditioning Skid
Single Source Accountability
Pre-Packaged Modular Design Costs Less Than Component Based Site-Built Systems Reducing Overall Project Cost
Minimizes Field Erection Time – Shorter Overall Project Delivery Schedule
Complete System Function Testing Prior To Shipment
24/7 Customer Service
Industry Standards
Vessels Code Stamped ASME Section VIII & National Board Registered
Piping Designed to ANSI B31.1/ANSI B31.3
Pipe Fabrication to ASME Section IX
Structural Steel Assembly Designed to AWS D1.1
API 14C for Offshore Applications
Standard Features of Fuel Gas Conditioning Skid
rocess Validation/Guarantee Using “Aspen Plus” Simulation Software
ASME Scrubbers/Separators/Coalescers/Filters
INTEGRAHEAT Electric Process Heaters
TEMA Shell & Tube Exchangers
Class 1, Div. 2 Hazardous Locations
Local Control Panel
Optional Features of Gas Conditioning System
Ladder and Platfrom for Vertical Filter Access
Michell™ Instruments Hydrocarbon and Water Dewpoint Measurement and Control
IEC/CENELEC/CSA Compliant Control Panel, Conduit and Wiring
PLC Control System with Data Highway
NACE MR-01-75 Latest Edition for Sour Service
Pneumatic Pressure Test After Re-Assembly
Third Party Inspection by ABS, Lloyd’s and DNV
Compliance with Plant/Engineering Specifications
Standard Designs of Natural Gas Conditioning Package
Power
Frame Size Gas Turbines
Aero-Derivative Size Gas Turbines
Oil & Gas
Cross Exchanger Design That Recovers Heat Loss From Pressure Drops
Additional Services
Installation/Training/Start-Up Supervision
Extended Equipment Warranties
Nationwide Service Network
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Related Equipment/ Hardware
Ammonia balancing manifolds
Ammonia Injection Grids (AIG)
Catalyst Support Structure
Additional Features/ Services
Aspen Plus Process Simulation software for Process Responsibility
Compliance with plant engineering specifications
FAT/Function/performance test capability
Nationwide field service & customer support network
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Integrated Flow Solutions Fuel Gas Conditioning Skids are designed to protect natural gas fueled engines and turbines from liquid slugs, solids (< 0.1 microns) and liquid aerosols. Additionally, the fuel gas is superheated above the hydrocarbon and water dew points to prevent liquid condensation in the turbine’s combustion chambers. These systems meet or exceed reciprocating engine and turbine manufacturers’ fuel gas quality specifications providing dry, clean fuel to increase the life of the equipment.
