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 TM on -
The tall thing looks like a separator, a cooling tower, or some kind of scrubber possibly. Maybe someone else on here will know for sure.
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Permalink Reply by James Vanderink on -
Utica Shale, it might not be a line heater. I cheated...I had a little help. Thanks T.Y.
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Permalink Reply by Mark Beal on
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heres some more pictures. i think gatherco is installing it. they have the easement and agreement to install the compressor state and set the NGL tank. says kinder morgan on the side of this thing.
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Permalink Reply by James Vanderink on
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R2d2, I think you are speaking of a JT Skid. This looks to be a small but permenant NGL separator. Maybe for 1-2 specific wells.
JT Skid:
http://www.kindermorgantreating.com/jt_plants.aspx
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sorry the compressor station is located in burlington twsp in licking county along the licking/knox border. i think the tank might be in knox. everybody has a clinton gas well around here. could the clinton produce ngl? they drilled a utica well about 1000 yards to the east of this compressor in 2012 but it was plugged.
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Super photos, Mark !!!
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Permalink Reply by Bluejack Farms on
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Mark, without calling out the landowner can you point me in a general direction of this station? Friend Request sent.
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Permalink Reply by Bluejack Farms on
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Thanks, right in my back yard and I had no idea. The Gatherco easement/agreement was the topic at a landowner meeting last year. The geologist commented it was a pipeline and compressor station for the well drilled by Devon. Why build it now after the well has been plugged?
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Permalink Reply by Thomas Moss on
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oh marcus devon landman where are you.
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