Economic aspects of electrically driven compressor stations for natural gas pipelines /
The reduction in capital cost and the changing relationship of energy costs combine to make electrically driven compressors an attractive alternative tothe most advanced gas powered compressor stations for natural gas pipelines.On a typical 1250-mi pipeline with 20 000-hp compressor stations, electr...
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| description | The reduction in capital cost and the changing relationship of energy costs combine to make electrically driven compressors an attractive alternative tothe most advanced gas powered compressor stations for natural gas pipelines.On a typical 1250-mi pipeline with 20 000-hp compressor stations, electric drives will cut capital costs to one-half and produce annual savings of $12million. This paper presents relative cost estimates for complete compressorstations, system power requirements, and costs of ownership and operation. |
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| spelling | KOHA-OAI-TEST:1796402020-12-19T17:04:57ZEconomic aspects of electrically driven compressor stations for natural gas pipelines / 430355 Stillwagon, Roy E. The reduction in capital cost and the changing relationship of energy costs combine to make electrically driven compressors an attractive alternative tothe most advanced gas powered compressor stations for natural gas pipelines.On a typical 1250-mi pipeline with 20 000-hp compressor stations, electric drives will cut capital costs to one-half and produce annual savings of $12million. This paper presents relative cost estimates for complete compressorstations, system power requirements, and costs of ownership and operation.The reduction in capital cost and the changing relationship of energy costs combine to make electrically driven compressors an attractive alternative tothe most advanced gas powered compressor stations for natural gas pipelines.On a typical 1250-mi pipeline with 20 000-hp compressor stations, electric drives will cut capital costs to one-half and produce annual savings of $12million. This paper presents relative cost estimates for complete compressorstations, system power requirements, and costs of ownership and operation.12PSZJBLNatural gas pipeline compressor stations |
| spellingShingle | Natural gas pipeline compressor stations 430355 Stillwagon, Roy E. Economic aspects of electrically driven compressor stations for natural gas pipelines / |
| title | Economic aspects of electrically driven compressor stations for natural gas pipelines / |
| title_full | Economic aspects of electrically driven compressor stations for natural gas pipelines / |
| title_fullStr | Economic aspects of electrically driven compressor stations for natural gas pipelines / |
| title_full_unstemmed | Economic aspects of electrically driven compressor stations for natural gas pipelines / |
| title_short | Economic aspects of electrically driven compressor stations for natural gas pipelines / |
| title_sort | economic aspects of electrically driven compressor stations for natural gas pipelines |
| topic | Natural gas pipeline compressor stations |
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