Fuel gas conditioning systems condition natural gas so it can be used for fuel in gas-fuel engines and turbines. They will regulate pressure, remove higher BTU components, filter impurities and dry the gas as needed per the application. Typically consisting of equipment such as a scrubber vessel or knock-out drum, filter-separator, heaters, pressure reduction, emergency/operational valves, and (flow) metering. The systems are often placed downstream of the production equipment or glycol dehydrators.

A VRU is a low pressure, low volume compressor. The system is composed of a scrubber, a compressor and a control system that detects pressure variations inside of oil storage tanks and turns the compressor on and off. Its main purpose is to recover vapors formed inside crude oil or condensate tanks. The vapors are sucked through a scrubber, compressed and introduced into a gas sales line or other process.

A Pump is a mechanical device driven by either a natural gas engine, an electric motor or pneumatic pressure. Used extensively to move liquids throughout various processing equipment. They also boost the pressure of a fluid from one system or pipeline so it can be injected into the higher pressure system. Various configurations of pumps include centrifugal, positive displacement, gear type, screw type and others.

Every BTEX application is different. ARC Energy evaluates your available process information to recommend equipment that aligns with your operating conditions and project goals. Our capabilities include:

* New and reconditioned BTEX units
* Equipment modifications and upgrades
* Standalone or integrated configurations
* Skid-mounted packages
* Engineering and integration support

Storage tanks are used throughout the oil and gas industry for the containment of fluids. Most often, products are stored for a short time before being transported for further processing. Tanks can be atmospheric or designed for any given pressure. Horizontal or vertical, round or square, single or multiple chamber.

LACT Unit is a system used to measure the volume and quality of crude oil and petroleum products during the transportation of the fluids from production sites aka Leases. They can be used at any point where the ownership of the oil is transferred but usually from the producer to the transporter. Transportation is done primarily by trucks or pipelines. LACT is an acronym for Lease Automatic Custody Transfer.

Carbon Filters, AKA Activated Charcoal Absorbers, are used to purify process streams by removing impurities. In TEG systems, they are utilized to remove residual hydrocarbons from the TEG stream. They can also be used for water purification or NGL clarification.

Meters are used extensively through the Oil & Gas industry. They provide critical data on a well's performance and are quantify the amount of product for sales and other purposes. Meters are used for natural gas, crude oil, NGLs and any fluid that needs to be measured. A Meter Run is a meter that is combined with a length of pipe and other components that "condition" the flow to provide a more accurate measurement. Meters and Meter Runs can be skid mounted and incorporate various instruments, automation, communication and enclosures to perform additional functions.

The Gas Production Unit incorporates several pieces of equipment into one. Wellstream pressure regulation, flow control, indirect heater and initial separation. The base unit includes a gas-fired heater and a horizontal two or three-phase separator mounted on a skid, with operation-ready instrumentation and piping that allow quick well hookup. Many units have a weather enclosure over the separator, instruments and controls. Flow meters are sometimes incorporated as well.

This category is utilized for all Process Heaters. Hot Oil Heaters, Cabinet Heaters, Amine Reboilers, Regen Gas Heaters, etc.