What’s New In Compressor Packages, Noise Abatement, Utility Operations Software and Buildings

What's new from Cameron Compression Systems, Step-Ko, CECO, Phoenix Building Systems, Environmental Noise Control, Exterran Holdings, Computerized Processes Unlimited, HB Rentals, GE Intelligent Platforms, iicorr, Mueller Environmental Designs, New Century Software, Senscient and American Innovations.

Cameron’s Compression Systems
According to the Cameron website, Cameron’s Compression Systems group and Hoerbiger Engineering Services are teamed up to offer comprehensive engine and compressor modernization upgrades under the moniker “Reignite.” Though they have previously worked together on several upgrade projects, the website says the initiative was made official last year with a formal agreement that allows them to freely share resources and technology required to meet current and future emissions standards as well as to upgrade engines and compressors for optimum combustion stability, fuel economy and reliability. Why choose Reignite? The companies say their solution is comprehensive. They point to their flexibility, saying their team of engineers and project managers will work with clients to find a solution for unique needs - regardless of manufacture. They offer guaranteed performance and experience gained from more than 450 upgrade projects. 866-754-3562, reignite.cameron-hoerbiger@c-a-m.com, www.c-a-m.com/reignite.

Step-Ko Products, LLC
Step-Ko offers a brochure on its website devoted to its pre-insulated, pre-engineered shelters, including such applications as meter stations, pump stations, odorization stations, battery cabinets and pre-insulated enclosures for panel systems. The brochure says the panel construction involves modular structures that are custom designed to fit individual needs. Each panel consists of an interior and exterior metal pan with structural wood frame, steel rail and high-density foam rail frame. These pans are described as being separated by rigid foam-in-place self extinguishing urethane insulation which adheres to the interior of the pans providing increased structural strength. A sealant gasket is said to be applied to all joints. Each panel is secured together using a state-of-the-art cam locking fastener system. Optional exteriors include metal, FRP, cement or stone aggregate panels. 337-837-4141, www.stepko.com.

CECO
CECO says its rMAX™ valve (patent pending) is becoming the replacement valve of choice for operators of high-speed compressors who are looking for a longer valve life while matching the flow of plate valves. The company says the valve will run much longer than conventional plate valves, especially in “dirty” or “wet gas” applications. When the valve was in development, CECO says CenterPoint Energy contacted CECO about an unusually high valve failure rate at one of their compressor stations. Contaminates in the gas stream were causing station hands to replace or repair valves frequently – sometimes every one or two weeks. CECO engineers suggested the rMAX™ valves. Now, two years later, the rMAX high-speed poppet valves are “still going strong,” CenterPoint’s Brad Goodwin said. www. TRYCECO.com.