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AIR COMPRESSOR/ SCREW & RECIPROCATING COMPRESSOR

When packaging an air compressor for the oil & gas and general industry, the scope of work and details of the customer’s needs can be quite complex, as it involves both technical specifications and industry-specific requirements. Below is a detailed description of the process, including the scope of work and the typical customer profile.

Scope of Work for Packaging an Air Compressor

Design & Engineering Phase involves compressor selection, package design, compliance & certification

Fabrication and Assembly involve component sourcing, mechanical assembly, and electrical assembly

Testing and Commissioning involve Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) and Site Installation & Commissioning

Training and Handover involve Operator Training, Documentation, and Ongoing Support

Delivery & Logistics involve Shipping and Handling and Customs, and Import/Export Documentation

Product Range

Low Flow Rate Compressors (Up to 100 CFM / 2.83 m³/min with Pressure Range 7 to 13 bar (100 to 200 psi)

Medium Flow Rate Compressors (100 – 1,000 CFM / 2.83 – 28.3 m³/min) Pressure Range 7 to 13 bar (100 to 200 psi)

Market Served

Oil & Gas Industry

General Industry

Petrochemical and Chemical

And more

Industrial close-up of an Air Compressor package (possibly a rotary screw or lobe compressor) painted light blue/gray, driven by an electric motor (visible in the back right). The unit is connected to large, bright blue plastic ducting for air intake/discharge and an array of smaller blue, green, and silver process piping with a prominent red handwheel valve visible on the left. The machinery sits on a raised platform in a plant room.

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