Gaumer Process Announces ElectroClean(TM) Single-Vessel Fuel Gas Conditioning Systems for Gas Turbines |
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Gaumer Process Heaters
13606 Hempstead Hwy.
Houston, TX, 77040
USA
Press release date: December 2, 2008
HOUSTON, Dec. 2 -- Gaumer Process, an electric process heating system manufacturer and technology leader, today announced the immediate availability of single-vessel ElectroClean fuel gas conditioning systems for gas turbines.
"ElectroClean fuel gas conditioners are available immediately to protect gas turbines manufactured by Solar Turbines, Kawasaki, GE and Siemens," said Mark Crosby, VP Sales of Gaumer Process. "ElectroClean systems are pre-engineered for fast delivery and can be fully customized to meet customer specifications."
ElectroClean fuel gas conditioners provide the following advantages:
o Pre-engineered
o Small footprint
o Proven process
o Fast delivery
"ElectroClean single-vessel conditioners can replace traditional fuel conditioning systems that comprise an entire skid or skids, said Ernie Gaston, an Oil & Gas Industry Consultant. "ElectroClean's simplified, patent pending design provides fast delivery and a small footprint, which is critical for applications such as offshore platforms."
ElectroClean features a standard electric super-heater, coalescence, and cross exchanger with optional electric pre-heater, pressure reduction and final stage filtration.
For more information on Gaumer ElectroClean, please visit the Company's website at http://www.gaumer.com/ or visit Gaumer at POWER-GEN International Booth 2669 in Orlando, Florida from Dec. 2-4.
About Gaumer
Gaumer Process is a major manufacturer and technology leader of electric process heating systems. The Company's recent innovations, including INFI-SEAL®, 4kV Series(TM) Heaters and ElectroClean, enable customers worldwide to satisfy the most demanding process heating requirements. Gaumer has been headquartered in Houston, Texas since 1962.
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