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Objectives

This course is designed to familiarize technical professionals with the design and operation of gas compression equipment focusing on reciprocating, centrifugal, and screw units used in typical field compression applications. It deals with advanced operation, performance monitoring, optimization, and troubleshooting.

The Delegates

The course is designed for personnel involved in the design and operation of compression equipment.

Contents

• Introduction and Course overview.
• Review Safety Policy
• Compression Fundamentals
• Purpose
• Constraints
• Basic Compression Theory
• Compressor Selection and Design Consideration
• Compressor components :
• Engine
• Compressor Types
• Turbine
• Reciprocating
• Pressure Vessel(s)
• Compressor Control
• Compressor Placement and Piping
• Compressor Start Up
• Observe and Identify Compressor
• Engine
• Compressor
• Vessel
• Suction
• Discharge
• Piping
• Suction and Discharge
• Bypass
• Demo – Start Compressor
• Maintenance
• Lube
• Engine
• Compressor
• Spark Plugs
• Operation
• Starting Up the Compressor
• Fuel
• Clutch & Bypass
• Starter Heating
• Balancing Suction With Well Capacity
• Effects of Discharge Pressure
• Control Systems
• Kill Setpoints
• Reading Values
• Horsepower and Temperature Rise – Calculations and Monitoring
• Cooling Systems – Optimization and Troubleshooting
• Compressor Packaging and Environmental Considerations
• Field Operations Operation
• Change Oil & Filter
• Change Spark Plugs
• Start Compressor
• Adjust Suction Pressure
• Adjust Control Functions

Course summary.

The Discount

10% in case of Three P. (or more)