Centrifugal compressor
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Centrifugal compressor - Rolls Royce - gas / electrically-powered / stationary
Centrifugal compressor - Rolls Royce - gas / electrically-powered / stationary
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Characteristics

Technology
centrifugal
Type
gas
Power source
electrically-powered
Portability
stationary
Lubrication
lubricated
Application domain
industrial
Other characteristics
multi-stage
Pressure

4,500 psi

Flow

35,500 ft³/min
(1,005.25 m³/min)

Description

Available in four standard frame sizes, our multi-stage barrel compressors provide the oil and gas industry with natural gas gathering, re-injection, lift, depletion, storage/withdrawal and re-pressurisation solutions. Barrel compressors are the preferred choice for high pressure ratios and the lower flow rates experienced in these applications. Rolls-Royce uses advanced techniques to analyse each compression project to select the most flexible and efficient frame and rotor combination. For optimum performance predictability and production economy, each barrel frame size is based on families of standard impellers. The stationary flow path components are tailored to each application. Capabilities Standard configurations are available up to 4500 psig (310 bar) maximum working pressures and up to 35,500 acfm (60,300 m³/h) flows. Power ratings range from 4,000 to 45,000 hp (3,000 to 37,300 kW) at design speeds from 4,000 to 13,600 rpm. Applications Rolls-Royce barrel centrifugal compressors are found in a variety of natural gas compression applications. Installations range from single units to multiple-unit trains, driven by gas turbines or electric motors. Complete systems for onshore or offshore are designed, manufactured, installed and supported by Rolls-Royce.

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