JACGAS Compressor
Sizing Charts: Interpretation
- To calculate the casing pressure (psia) which will be obtained after installation of the compressor: find the present strokes/minute of your pumpjack in the left-hand column, move across that line until you find your daily gas production figures (mcf/d); then move up to the top of that column to find the casing (suction) pressure.
- If a different casing pressure is desired; locate the required pressure
from the top line of the chart; go down that column until the daily gas production
figures are found; then follow that same line to the strokes/minute column
to determine the number of strokes/minute the pumpjack must do in order to
reach the desired pressure.
- These gas volumes are based on a 48" stroke length. A 36" stroke length will be 75% of these volumes, a 24" stroke length will be 50% of the volumes, etc.
NOTE: As casing pressure decreases the gas volume may or may not increase.
Please choose a model to view it's sizing chart:
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