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Pro-Gas Services, LLC (PGS) was formed by a group of oil industry professionals with a combined 90-plus years of experience in the oil and gas industry. PGS applies this expertise to our clients’ needs resulting in maximum performance of services. Our gas production facility equipment streamlines the production of natural gas liquids by using state-of-the-art technology on portable skids. Our JT Skids ensure that moving to different sites is a breeze. Contact us today if you have questions about our natural gas production equipment.

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JT Skids & Fuel Gas Conditioning
Fuel Gas Conditioning Skid

When it comes to your current fuel gas conditioning, do…

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Dual Fuel/Bi-Fuel Gas Treatment
bi-fuel gas conditioner / Dual Fuel Gas Treatment

Bi-Fuel Gas Treatment with the Fuel Genie Our 50F JT…

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Portable NGL Storage
Natural Gas Liquids Storage NGL Storage

PRO-GAS Natural Gas Liquids (NGL) STORAGE SKIDS INCLUDE ALL NECESSARY…

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Natural Gas Coolers
Natural Gas Coolers

ALL ABOUT PRO-GAS COMPRESSED NATURAL GAS COOLERS We stock an…

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Compressed Natural Gas Packages
Multi Stage Compressor for natural gas

PRO-GAS SERVICES OFFERS UNIQUE COMPRESSED NATURAL GAS PACKAGES Our produces…

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Natural Gas Production Facilities
Natural Gas Production Facility Equipment

Pro-Gas Services Offers a Variety of Production Facility Equipment When…

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  • Natural Gas Fuel Conditioner

    10/ 23/ 26 • The Impact of Gas Composition Variability on Equipment Performance

    Gas Compositions Changing Over Time  Natural gas from a wellhead will not have a constant composition throughout the life of the well. There will be varying levels of BTU content, NGL content, water vapor content and heavier hydrocarbons. So the gas coming from a well today may be completely different than what it was when first producing. When designing most surface equipment for field applications they are designed for one case of gas composition. When gas composition varies from your design case you will see issues throughout your surface equipment. Not meeting design parameters can cause loss of liquids, temperature…

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  • Fuel Gas Conditioning Skid

    10/ 22/ 26 • Design Considerations for Modular Gas Processing Systems

    There are many things to consider when you have new wells coming online or need to work with your current field situation. Many times we build stick-built facilities. These facilities are built with individual pieces at the well site. This is great when you're building a large central plant, but it takes a lot of time to prepare the site and a lot of money to complete. Modular gas processing systems use skid-mounted equipment. These units are prefabricated and can be portable, depending on your site's needs. Companies are switching to modular systems for many reasons. One is that they…

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  • Fuel Gas Conditioning Skid

    09/ 29/ 26 • How to Properly Size Equipment for Variable Gas Flow Rates

    When gas flow rates fluctuate upstream, properly designed differential pressure gas processing facilities can maintain steady throughput. Overall system resistance changes with variations in production profiles, taxing compressors and assets alike with unforeseen energy penalties. Prepare for swings in incoming flow rates by correctly sizing process equipment internals. Natural gas flow is highly unlikely to average the same production rate across the life of a processing facility. Well depletion, seasonal demand fluctuations, and planned well shut-ins create swings in available fluid rates. Process facility equipment must flex above and below nameplate conditions to prevent downtime and efficiency losses. Differential Pressure…

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  • Compressed Natural Gas

    09/ 15/ 26 • Understanding Pressure Drops Across Gas Processing Equipment (And Why They Matter)

    Ensuring natural gas flows freely through production equipment is vital to plant uptime. Differential pressure in gas processing matters most to engineers because it illustrates baseline resistance through piping networks. Drastic changes to differential pressure gas processing profiles signal restricted flow, reduce liquid recovery, and trigger higher compression costs. Why should you care about system friction loss? Maintaining detailed data on pressure drops across vessels helps technicians identify unexpected process upsets before they knock critical compressors offline. This article helps Technical Project Engineers and Operations Managers better understand what causes disruptions to expected pressure drops across equipment internals. Let’s walk…

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