Gas Processing Equipment Rental

Skid-mounted glycol (typically triethylene glycol) or solid-desiccant units that remove water vapor from gas to meet pipeline moisture specifications and prevent hydrate formation. Used to control water dewpoint downstream of separation or compression.

Packaged amine contactor and regeneration systems that remove hydrogen sulfide and carbon dioxide from sour gas to meet sales-gas specifications. Deployed where produced gas exceeds H2S or CO2 limits and permanent treating is unavailable.

Two-phase and three-phase separators and inlet scrubbers that divide the wellstream into gas, oil/condensate, and water at controlled pressure. Provide front-end liquids knockout to protect downstream dehydration, treating, and compression equipment.

Joule-Thomson (low-temperature separation) and propane-refrigeration packages that chill gas to drop out heavier hydrocarbons and control hydrocarbon dewpoint. Used for NGL recovery and to meet pipeline dewpoint requirements.

Reciprocating or rotary-screw compressor skids driven by gas or electric engines that boost gas pressure for gathering, treating, or pipeline injection. Often paired with processing trains to move conditioned gas to sales.

Coalescing filter separators, particulate filters, and inlet gas conditioning skids that remove aerosols, mist, and solids from the gas stream. Protect glycol, amine, and compression systems from contamination and foaming.

Direct-injection or fixed-bed scavenger systems that remove low concentrations of hydrogen sulfide from gas without a full amine plant. Used for spot treating and on streams with modest sour-gas loading.

Trailer- or skid-mounted flare stacks, enclosed combustors, and vapor combustion units that safely burn off-spec or excess gas and process vent streams. Provide emissions control and pressure relief during processing operations.