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INDUSTRIAL DIVISION
Air Compressor Packages
and
Regenerative Air Dryer Units
for
Industrial Applications
Natural Gas Compression Packages
and
Regenerative Gas Dryer Units
Liquid Pumping Packages
WHOLESALE DIVISION
Air Compressor Packages
and
Regenerative Air Dryer Units
for
Commercial and Residential
Applications

Wholesale Division
64,000 sq.ft. plant located in Kentucky,USA
20,000 sq.ft. plant located in Montreal, Quebec
10,000 sq.ft. facility located in Calgary, Alberta
Both facilities manufacture small consumer and
industrial air compressors for domestic and
industrial markets.
This division ships in excess of 20,000 compressor
units annually to 200+ distributors in North
America.

Industrial Division
40,000 sq.ft. facility located in Calgary, Alberta
Manufacture of custom Air/Gas/Liquid handling
equipment for petrochemical, oil and gas
markets in North America
110 Employees
24 / 7 Service

• Even though Eagle has been packaging compression systems for many
years, few people are aware that Eagle also has an engineered line of
natural gas compression products.
• Natural gas systems consist of primarily boosting compressors, utilizing
both Rotary Vane and Screw technologies.
• Typical package horsepower will range from 10 HP to 300 HP,
designed with electric, hydraulic and engine driven configurations.
• Compressed volumes range from 1e³m³ / day to 60 e³m³ / day,
depending on the package selection.
• Suction pressures vary from 0 PSIG to 50 PSIG and can discharge as
high as 300 PSIG. We have found that these pressure ranges will fit
most typical field gas boosting applications.

Fuel Conditioning Units •
Gas Booster Compressors •
Sales Gas Compressors •
Eagle Compressors
for
Gas Conservation

Fuel Conditioning
Units Overview
• Our systems utilize screw compressor
technology; there are no rings or valves
to wear. The heat generated during
compression is half of what is found on
piston compressors. Screw
compressors offer no wearing parts;
the oil does the sealing, the cooling
and the lubrication. Servicing is limited
to changing oil and filters.
• Gas is dried using a reliable
regenerative type dryer which lowers
water content to less then 4 lbs of
water per MMSCF
• Hydrocarbon dew-point is also lowered
to -15 °C and up to -32 °C
• Dry Gas meets pipeline specs.
Casing head Pressure Reduction
Technology

Specializing in manufacturing custom-built gas compressor and
booster packages for use in
• Landfill gas
• Petrochemical Processing
• Gas Processing
• BIOGAS
Eagle Pump is an authorized packager of Utile, AC,
Fuller,Blackmer, Knox Western, ROTOCOMP, Gardner Denver,
and OEM for Cummins Gas Engines.
Eagle can offer many unique compressor solutions
High quality components and proven manufacturing
We guarantee a reliable compression package that will outperform
the competition.
Gas Booster
Compressors
Overview

This system utilize a Gardner Denver Screw
compressor direct driven by 50 HP electric motor
Inlet pressure: 20 PSIG
Discharge: 250 PSIG
Flow rate: 250 MSCFD
Available in this configuration for:
Max Suction pressure: 50 PSIG
Max Discharge pressure: 250 PSIG
Max Flow rate: 2 MMSCFD (56,000 m³ / day)
Max HP: 300 HP
Eagle has sold over 200 units in the Bonnyville and
Lloydminster area
Also available with Cummins Engine and Hydraulic
motors
Typical systems

This system utilize a first stage Utile rotary vane
compressor and two stage Knox Western reciprocating
compressor.
This unit was designed to allow the client to capture the
vented gas from tanks vapors at atmospheric pressure.
Then it gathered the vented gas from other separation
process at higher pressures 50 PSIG
The tank vapor was boosted by the vane to 50 PSIG along
with the other higher pressure gas from separation process
was boosted to 600 PSIG and delivered the stream to the
sales line.
Why use a vane for first stage;
• Can handle wet gas relatively easy
• Excellent for low pressure application and can
operate on vacuum pressure if necessary
Typical systems

This system utilize a Dual scroll compressor
Inlet pressure: 25 PSIG
Discharge pressure: 190 PSIG
Flow rate: Up to 200 MSCFD (Dual scroll)
Packages can be built with up to three
modules
Each capable of 100 MSCFD
Typical systems

• As the oil resides in the tanks, it gives off vapors thereby increasing the
pressure inside the tank.
• Vapor recovery units are designed to capture vapors and turn them into an
additional income stream while minimizing regulatory and liability exposure.
• These fugitive gas emissions usually average 2,500 BTU content,
compared to typical pipeline gas at 1,000 BTU. Which would make the gas
2.5 times the value of normal produced gas.
• Today’s stronger commodity prices make it even more advantageous to
apply the technology.
• VRU systems are one of the most challenging and most misunderstood
compression applications, working with a reputable, experienced packager
will help avoid several common installation errors and eliminate unwanted
headaches.
Vapor Recovery
Units Overview

Rotary vane compressors for low pressure
application
 Utile Water-cooled Gas Compressors
• Ball bearing for axial location and thrust
• Heavy duty roller bearings at both ends
• Balanced rotating parts for reduced vibration
• Low running speeds
• Blade wear checking ports
• Kevlar blades for extended life
• Bearing housings fully sealed from gas
• Easy access from non drive end for blade change
when direct coupled
• Max casing pressure: 125 PSIG for 2 staging
• Max Flow rate: 1 MMSFD
• Designed to handle sour gas
What Eagle has to
offer for VRU

Rotary vane compressors for low pressure
application
 Utile Air-cooled Gas Compressors
• Ball bearing for axial location and thrust
• Heavy duty roller bearings at both ends
• Balanced rotating parts for reduced vibration
• Low running speeds
• Blade wear checking ports
• Kevlar blades for extended life
• Bearing housings fully sealed from gas
• Easy access from non drive end for blade change
when direct coupled
• Flow rate: Up to 500 MSCFD
• Max discharge pressure: 25 PSIG
What Eagle has to
offer for VRU

This system utilize a three train Utile
rotary vane compressor.
This unit at Encana is currently
capturing 200 MSCFD of tank vapors
and compressing them to 40 PSIG
discharge.
This was built in 2006 with 100%
standby compressor.
Typical systems

This unit was designed to replace a Tuthill
blower at Devon Canada.
The new unit was designed as two module
packages, One for the compressor and
lubrication system, the second one for the
compressor water jacket system.
Which allowed the client to operate at 50
PSIG discharge pressure.
Replacement was easy and cost effective
Typical systems

This unit was installed at West Tide
Lake.
The new unit was designed to allow
the customer to capture the vented
gas from crude oil stock and
discharge at 15 PSIG into two stage
reciprocating. This skid is currently
recovering 30 MSCFD of gas that
previously was just vented.
Typical systems

SAGD Vapour recovery system
Owner: Suncor Firebag
Wet, 187 °F inlet temperature
Nominal flow of 650 MSCFD per
each of two trains.
All Stainless Steel process
Compressor jacket heating system
for non-operating times
Cooler recirculation with heating
Typical systems

• Programmable Logic control (PLC)
• Noise control systems
• Fugitive emission studies
• Remote Monitoring (SCADA)
• Low pressure sensing technology
• Variable speed control
• Gas, Fire & H2
S detectors
• Gas Metering systems
• Low pressure inlet coolers
• Compact cabinet design
Eagle Enhanced
Technology

• Canadian Natural Resources
• Nexen
• Suncor, Firebag
• Devon
• Petrocanada
• Bonnavista
• Baytex
• Fort Energy
• Compton Petroleum
• Husky
• Encana
• Gentry resources
• Enerplus
• Tusk Energy
• Penngrowth
• Blackrock
• Harvest Energy
• Talisman
Customer
Satisfaction
Many satisfied
customers

•Expertise with custom packaging to fit your needs.
•Multiple compression technology to choose from.
•Standard packages available for fast delivery
•Quality products to save you money
•Service depot across Canada
•Customer satisfaction is # 1 focus.
•Large manufacturing facilities to handle all your orders
Key Benefits

If you have any further questions,
or require technical clarification,
please do not hesitate to contact your nearest
Eagle office.
1.888.831.2777
403.253.0100

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