Traditionally, large slow speed integral gas engines were used in Pipeline applications. Today, the need exists for smaller high-speed units with a lower total installed cost and quicker return on investments. Utilizing well over 100 years of gas compressor experience, Dresser-Rand has developed a new Big Oilfield Separable (BOS) frame and Dresser-Rand Advanced Reciprocating Technology (DART) cylinder line-up to serve the high-speed engine and motor driven Pipeline/Injection markets. By incorporating a longer stroke capability, this compressor also serves the electric motor driven Process Gas markets. First, this paper will identify the complete design, development, and test verification of the frame and running gear. Second, this paper will then identify the complete design, development, and performance verification of the DART cylinder. Together, the BOS frame and DART cylinders provide an economical replacement to the older slow speed integral gas engines that are utilized in Pipeline applications.
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2002 4th International Pipeline Conference
September 29–October 3, 2002
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Conference Sponsors:
- Pipeline Division
ISBN:
0-7918-3620-7
PROCEEDINGS PAPER
The BOS Compressor: An Economical Compressor Developed to Serve the Higher Speed, Higher Rod Load, and Higher Horsepower Requirements of the Gas Pipeline, Storage, Gathering, Process, and Similar Industries
Theodore E. Blazejewski,
Theodore E. Blazejewski
Dresser-Rand, Painted Post, NY
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Rajneesh Moudgil
Rajneesh Moudgil
Dresser-Rand, Painted Post, NY
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Theodore E. Blazejewski
Dresser-Rand, Painted Post, NY
Rajneesh Moudgil
Dresser-Rand, Painted Post, NY
Paper No:
IPC2002-27219, pp. 1173-1179; 7 pages
Published Online:
February 24, 2009
Citation
Blazejewski, TE, & Moudgil, R. "The BOS Compressor: An Economical Compressor Developed to Serve the Higher Speed, Higher Rod Load, and Higher Horsepower Requirements of the Gas Pipeline, Storage, Gathering, Process, and Similar Industries." Proceedings of the 2002 4th International Pipeline Conference. 4th International Pipeline Conference, Parts A and B. Calgary, Alberta, Canada. September 29–October 3, 2002. pp. 1173-1179. ASME. https://doi.org/10.1115/IPC2002-27219
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