Cameron's Process & Compression Systems group provides standard and custom-engineered process packages and compression systems for separation and treatment of oil, gas, water and solids, as well as, natural gas and air compression systems. The combination of resources within our group enables Cameron to provide comprehensive solutions to satisfy customer needs in a variety of oil and gas markets – wellhead production, midstream gathering and storage, FPSO, refining, fuel gas boosting and more.
Our operating divisions include:
PROCESS SYSTEMS
RECIPROCATING COMPRESSION
CENTRIFUGAL COMPRESSION
MEASUREMENT SYSTEMS
PROCESS SYSTEMS (PRS)
Our Reciprocating Compression offerings involve “recip” technologies, similar to a car engine. It compresses gases via pistons powered either by an integral engine or by a separable engine/compressor. RC’s suite of product brands includes legendary names such as COOPER-BESSEMER, AJAX and SUPERIOR. The markets for recip compression generally involve moving gas from the wellhead through gathering lines and smaller transmission lines.
RECIPROCATING COMPRESSION DIVISION (RC)
Our Reciprocating Compression offerings involve “recip” technologies, similar to a car engine. It compresses gases via pistons powered either by an integral engine or by a separable engine/compressor. RC’s suite of product brands includes legendary names such as COOPER-BESSEMER, AJAX and SUPERIOR. The markets for recip compression generally involve moving gas from the wellhead through gathering lines and smaller transmission lines.
MEASUREMENT SYSTEMS DIVISION (FLO)
Our Measurement System division designs, manufactures and distributes instrumentation used in the measurement and control of flow, pressure, level and temperature. FLO was acquired in 2005 to expand Cameron's range of offerings to this critical step in the flow of produced goods. Since, other significant acquisitions in ultrasonic measurement and product sampling and blending technologies have further expanded FLO's capabilities to satisfy our customer's needs to understand the volumes and content of goods produced.
