Beat The Heat: How to Manage Your Fleet in High Temperatures and Avoid Costly Shutdowns
The summer months can be fun for vacations, pool time, trips to the beach or just cranking up the AC and staying indoors. But, for your compressor...
The three main KPIs to measure the success of a fleet of compressors are utilization, availability and reliability. Most companies employing compression fleets have programs to address availability and reliability, but few address utilization. Common problems in utilization include lost revenue opportunities caused by damaged valves, piston rings or suboptimal configurations. Without a tool to measure these missed business opportunities, the companies are blind to the business intelligence that could highlight them.
If you are responsible for the profit and loss of a group of compression assets and you have not equipped your Reliability, Engineering, and Operations groups with a tool that measures utilization, you will never know if your compression assets are running as close as possible to their true potential. Equally, if you are a member of one of those groups and are given the responsibility to optimize your company’s compression assets, a tool that measures utilization and gives actionable information on how to achieve optimal performance is vital to your success.
At Detechtion, we offer Enalysis™ as that tool. We routinely find 1½% to 2% revenue increases by finding opportunities such as:
If you’ve been limited in investing in the health and potential of your compression fleet due to the current downturn in commodity pricing, now is the time to invest in a tool that will give you visibility into both.
The summer months can be fun for vacations, pool time, trips to the beach or just cranking up the AC and staying indoors. But, for your compressor...
Welcome back to our ongoing journey through the world of compressor fleet management. In our second episode, hosted by Zachary Bennett with special...
We recently kicked off our new webinar series, "Know Pressure: Your Guide to Compressor Fleet Management," and it was a fantastic start! This series...