Eagleton Engineering has an extensive amount of experience with large and small compressor station and pumping station facilities. Personnel with actual operating experience are available in all required disciplines to perform these projects from inception to completion.

Representative Compressor and Pump Projects

British Petroleum America, Inc.
This project consisted of a site visit and as-builts of twelve existing compressor stations to identify existing piping, equipment, and electrical. A detailed topographic survey was performed for each site. Detailed design drawings for the installation of new equipment, piping, and electrical were developed. These drawings were used for the successful installation and start-up of new rotary screw compressor packages with individual shelters at each existing site. Also included were new filter separators, station inlet scrubbers with internal blow cases, pipeline launcher and receivers, lube oil/glycol and air compressor packages. New piping and supports to and from existing facilities was installed. Civil/structural and electrical/instrumentation drawings for these new facilities was also provided.

After completion and start-up of the twelve facilities, a site visit was made and detailed as-built drawings for each station were completed.
Hugoton, Kansas

Petro Source
Summary Project Description - This project consisted of approximately 82 miles of 10-inch carbon dioxide transmission pipeline which transports sour carbon dioxide from four (4) existing compressor stations to a new 1,000 horsepower electric motor-driven pump station and custody transfer meter for pumping and metering carbon dioxide into the existing SACROC Carbon Dioxide Pipeline System.

Eagleton performed this project on a lump sum turnkey basis. Services included pipeline route reconnaissance and route determination, supervision of rights-of-way acquisition, supervision of route survey, flow studies and calculations to determine pipeline size and pump requirements, obtain all necessary permits, preparation of all material and equipment specifications for line pipe, valves, fittings, flanges, pump, motor, variable frequency drive, and SCADA system, perform all detailed engineering design and drafting for the pig launchers and receivers, mainline valve assemblies, side valve assemblies, compressor station tie-in assemblies, and pump stations, construction and as-built surveying, and construction management for the project.

All material required for this project was purchased by Eagleton.
Texas

Unocal
Two 700 HP vertical pumps for crude oil ship unloading system.
Texas

Two 3,000 HP pumps for crude oil terminaling and transfer operations.
Texas

Mobil
Capacity expansions and conversion to variable frequency drive systems at multiple high capacity crude oil pump stations.
Texas

BP Pakistan
New 10 MMSCFD gas compression facility; 2,000 HP gas reservoir recovery booster compression stations; and a 10 MMSCFD associated gas compression facility.
Pakistan

Equistar
New petrochemical transfer pump station with meter facilities and multiple pipeline modifications.
Texas

Enron Corporation
A grass roots compressor station (Nueces Station) consisting of three 2,800 HP Cooper GMWC-8 integral compressors, inlet gas filter separators, and ancillary systems. Later addition of a fourth unit raised throughput to 300 MMSCFD.
Texas

Relocated a 2,250 BHP compressor unit from an existing station to operate at Bitterlake Station in parallel with an existing unit. All supplemental appurtenances were modified while continuous operation was maintained.
New Mexico

Multiple compression projects totaling over 16,000 HP involving grass roots, relocation and modification of existing appurtenances.
Texas

LOOP Inc.
A sour crude oil pumping station for a throughput capacity of 2.4 MMBPD with four 6,000 HP electric motor driven pumps.
Louisiana

Amerada Hess Corporation
The project consisted of two natural gas compressor stations and a transmission pipeline. One station was a grass roots station with three 1,340 HP gas turbine driven centrifugal compressors and waste heat recovery boilers; the station was designed with a PLC based control system for unattended operation. The existing compressor station with two 800 HP integral gas engine driven reciprocating compressors was completely modified for pipeline service; modifications included new stations and unit piping and valving, custody transfer meter, and replacement of pneumatic engine/compressor controls with an unattended PLC-based control system. The project also included approximately 62 miles of 10-inch pipeline, five miles of 8-inch pipeline, five miles of 6-inch pipeline, and 58 miles of fiber optic cable installed with the pipelines. One 10-inch and two 8-inch pipeline and a fiber optic cable were laid across a lake 2.2 miles in width.

Eagleton performed project management, surveying, engineering design, material procurement, and construction management for the project
North Dakota

Tenneco Gas
Addition of a 4,000 HP integral reciprocating gas compressor at each of two mainline compressor stations.
New York

ExxonMobil
Four grass roots oil pump stations with over 12,000 HP of centrifugal pumps and VFDs. New substations were designed and built. One station included 300 HP booster pumps.
Texas/Michigan

BP Pipelines
Engineering and installation services for 17 screw compressors at 9 stations. Services provided include civil, mechanical, electrical design and construction.
Kansas

Other representative clients:

Bravo Pipeline Company, Dresser Industries, Inc., Louisiana Intrastate Gas Corporation, Louisiana Resources Company, Oiltanking of Texas, Inc., Vaughey, Blackburn and Vaughey, Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Aramco), and Transpetco.