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Title: Retrofitting Existing Engines With Efficiency Improvement Controls
Author: Richard P. Schook,
Source: American Gas Association 1985
Year Published: 1985
Abstract: The Operating COSl of a large gas engine in compressor service can be a verj sizeable cosi factor in todays competitive gas transmission market. A 4(X)0 horsepower 16-cylindcr integral compressor engine, operating continuously, will accrue ihe rather substantial fuel cost of approximately 650,000 per year- this at a rather modesl cost calculation of S2.70 per thousand cubic feel for fuel gas. laced with this substantial operational cost for just one engine, it is not suprising that we, as vendors to the gas transmission industry, get the message that products thai will serve to improve engine operating efficiency arc in demand.

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