10 mmscfd Refrige Plant
OTG#: 1138
General Information
| Packager | Propak |
| Year built | 2005 |
| Service Type | Sweet |
| Skidded | Yes |
| Housed | Yes |
| Connection Status | Disconnected |
| Warranty | No |
| Availability Status | Available |
Refridge Info
| Refridge Capacity (mmscfd) | 10 |
| Refridge Manufacturer | Propak |
| Flash Tank | No |
Refrigeration – Pump Info
| Pump Package Type | Injection |
| Pump Manufacturer | Union |
| Pump Model | SX3 |
Refrigeration – Driver Info
| Driver Type | Electric |
| Driver Make | Electric Motor |
| Driver Model | XP |
| Max HP (hp) | 100 |
| Rated RPM | 1200 |
Refrigeration – Compressor Details
| Compressor Make | MYCOM |
| Compressor Model | P6WB |
Location
| Coordinate Type | LSD |
| Nearest Town/ City | Red Deer |
| Province | AB |
| Postal Code | T4P 0M5 |
| Country | Canada |
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