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What is a Fuel Gas Booster?

Fuel gas boosters are gas compressors that increase the pressure of the "fuel gas" to the fuel gas inlet of gas turbine fueled genset (power plant).

Natural gas fired turbines used in power plants are typically fueled by natural gas - the natural gas inlet pressure may be as low as 30 psig in the city limits or as 250 psig outside of the city gate.  Gas turbine power plants normally require an "inlet" pressure to the gas turbine any where from 250 psig to as much as 600 psig.  Due to the natural gas pipeline pressure operating under the minimum inlet fuel pressure requirement, fuel gas boosters are needed to "boost" the fuel pressure to the gas turbine(s) required pressure to insure proper operation.

Gas compressors are mechanical devices that increase the pressure of the (natural) gas by reducing its volume.

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