Skid assembly
Two 100 kW heater skids with piping, valves, relief equipment and instruments.
Two 100 kW heating skids arranged for duty and standby service at a natural gas delivery point.
The project configuration below summarizes the supplied equipment and its process application.

Pressure-reduction cooling at a new pipeline delivery point created hydrate and freeze-blockage risks for downstream station equipment.
The site required hazardous-area equipment, continuity of gas supply and local operation with remote visibility.
Equipment capacities, interfaces and controls are matched to the project application.
The integration and handover scope documented for this project.
Two 100 kW heater skids with piping, valves, relief equipment and instruments.
Junction boxes, control cabinets, local HMI and outlet-temperature regulation.
Defined mechanical and electrical boundaries with RS485 Modbus RTU / SCADA communication.
Two complete 100 kW skids allow standby availability for maintenance or protected shutdown, subject to the station operating strategy.
The scope includes heater bodies, piping, valves, relief equipment, instruments, junction boxes and control cabinets, giving the site a defined mechanical and electrical connection boundary.
Closed-loop outlet-temperature control is combined with staged overtemperature and low-flow protection. Modbus communication supports setpoint exchange, power feedback, alarms and status monitoring.
The packages provide temperature compensation around pressure reduction to reduce hydrate and ice-blockage risk and support downstream valves and instruments.
Integrated skid supply reduces dispersed site assembly. No quantified availability or commissioning-time improvement is claimed in this summary.
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