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Gas Compression & Metering Systems
Sector:
Industrial and Energy - Rotating Equipment
Technical Focus Area:
Mechanical & Rotating
About the Course
This course provides practical training in gas compression and metering systems, covering how compressors are selected and sized for process duties and how custody transfer metering ensures accurate measurement across commercial boundaries. It suits professionals working with gas handling equipment.
Participants examine compressor types, compression system design considerations, and metering accuracy and calibration practices, building the technical grounding needed to support reliable gas handling operations. Practical examples connect design principles to operational and commercial requirements.
Learning Milestones
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Select compressor types for given process duties.
- Explain custody transfer metering requirements.
- Evaluate metering system accuracy and calibration needs.
- Describe compression system design considerations.
- Identify common compressor operating issues.
- Apply metering standards relevant to gas custody transfer.
Professional Audience
This course is ideal for professionals working with gas compression and metering systems, including:
- Process and facilities engineers
- Rotating equipment engineers
- Metering and measurement technicians
- Gas plant operators
- Commercial and custody transfer specialists
Modular Syllabus
Compressor Types and Selection
Reciprocating versus centrifugal compressors
Compressor selection criteria
Compression ratio and staging considerations
Compressor performance curves
Matching compressors to process duty
Course Dates & Prices
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