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Title: Portable Measuring & Regulating Stations
Author: James C. Bozeman Vickery-Simms,
Source: 1969 Gulf Coast Measurement Short Course (Now called ASGMT)
Year Published: 1969
Abstract: The concept of Packaged, Portable stations was originally conceived for the purpose of installing equipment in remote or hard to reach locations. Packaged compressor units as well as small gasolene plants, dehydrators, etc., originated the package concept in equipment procurement. This same necessity holds true today, but other factors have contributed to their wider use. The Oil and Gas industry has recognized the advantages of portable stations from an economical as well as a logistical standpoint. For these two reasons many new varieties of equipment and accessories are now being packaged by a single fabricator for use in almost any geographical area, whether remote or not. Portable measurement and regulating stations will be primary types of equipment discussed in this paper but other types will be reviewed if for no other reason than to point out the flexibility of the packaged concept as well as new trends in the industrys thinking.

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