compressor station construction questions

this compressor station just popped p near where i hunt on my father in laws farm. can anyone identify what some of the equipment is for? the large tank sits along a road a few hundred yards away.

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Permalink Reply by Mark Beal on December 8, 2013 at 2:36pm

Yea, here is one of the access markers put down this morning. There is a red white and blue marker close by that I think is where the charge goes.

Permalink Reply by UHS49 on December 20, 2013 at 8:07am
All the Utica/Trenton/Black River etc wells in this area produce a very high BTU gas. The existing wells in these formations are piped to the Knox Energy NGL separator facility on Homer Rd where the NGL is separated and sold.
The Artex/Knox Energy JV in Morgan Township is happening now which is a couple thousand feet away from this compressor. After the Devon well was plugged I thought the area was done, but things have again got interesting. Every parcel in the township is leased or held by a Clinton. With the history of this area I wouldn't be surprised to see another horizontal well in the future. Devon told a landowner there that there is massive amounts of oil here but the couldn't get it out commercially. I guess we sit back and enjoy and hope that the new 3d technology can find it and the someone has the code to get it out. Merry Christmas.
Permalink Reply by UHS49 on December 20, 2013 at 12:16pm
The Knox Energy NGL Separator is about 2000 feet south of the new Gatherco NGL Separator. Thank You R2D2
Permalink Reply by James Vanderink on December 21, 2013 at 7:01am
Nice work R2D2. I hope everyone realizes this could be a "Hybrid Unconventional Resource". Utica/Pp, Trenton/ BR, Knox Dolomite Equals a Triple Play.
Permalink Reply by Mark Beal on June 30, 2014 at 10:29am

second cooling tower installed.

Permalink Reply by BirdDog on July 1, 2014 at 5:51pm

Those are actually glycol towers. The glycol sticks to the water, which then goes through a dehydrator, burning the water off as steam. The glycol then circulates back through the tower to do it again. That's how the water is taken out.

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