XRVS 1550+ portable compressor
Published by Joseph Green,
Editor
Oilfield Technology,
The XRVS 1550+ portable compressor offers variable pressure and flow settings with Atlas Copco’s DrillAirXpertTM system. The compressor is the latest addition to Atlas Copco’s line of high-pressure compressors and has been specially designed for demanding oil and gas projects from drilling to pipeline testing.
Atlas Copco featured the XRVS 1550+ during the Offshore Technology Conference in Houston.
The XRVS 1550+ uses Atlas Copco’s proven DrillAirXpert system to ensure maximum flexibility for a wide range of applications and regions. The DrillAirXpert system has a fully variable pressure and flow setting capability. Completely eliminating the pneumatic regulating system instantly makes the compressor more efficient, saving fuel, increasing output and lowering the operator’s cost per project.
The XRVS 1550+ features the same base design, physical footprint and systems that are found on the Atlas Copco XRVS 1000+ to ensure maximum portability and flexibility at the job site. Powered by a CAT C18TT, EPA-compliant Tier 2 engine and coupled with multiple pressure vessel certifications for regions, such as the U.S., Australia, and Canada, it is truly versatile in every aspect.
Adapted from press release by Joseph Green
Read the article online at: https://www.oilfieldtechnology.com/product-news/03062015/atlas-copco-offshore-technology-conference-1045/
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