Gas Turbine Provides Effective Means to Evacuate Natural Gas Pipeline: 90% of Vented Gas is Now Recoverable

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The case study highlights Vericor’s ASE50B gas turbine-driven mobile pulldown compressor, used by a major North American pipeline operator to evacuate natural gas during maintenance. Mounted on a heavy-duty trailer, the system enables rapid deployment in remote areas and harsh climates, recovering up to 90% of gas that would otherwise be vented. Benefits include major emissions reduction, fuel cost savings, high reliability, compact size for mobility, and quick start capability. The solution improves economics and minimizes environmental impact in pipeline operations.

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Gas Turbine Provides Effective Means to Evacuate Natural Gas Pipeline: 90% of Vented Gas is Now Recoverable

Gas Turbine Provides Effective Means to Evacuate Natural Gas Pipeline: 90% of Vented Gas is Now Recoverable

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