CUMMINS IMPROVES GAS COMPRESSION OFFERINGS WITH GTA855GCE AND G855GCE LAUNCH

Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI), a global power leader, has announced availability of the GTA855GCE and G855GCE engines for gas compression applications.

These two industry-established, high-performance natural gas engines just became more efficient with new Murphy control systems, including simplified set-up processes and extensive diagnostics. Available with a range up to 286 (213-kW) at 1800 rpm, the GTA855GCE experiences more than a 10% power increase with the new integration. Both engines are backed by world-class support to keep maintenance costs minimal and uptime maximized.

“In an energy industry where uptime and reliability are invaluable, the GTA855GCE and G855GCE engines with EICS integrations give customers improved start-up and operational experiences,” said Patricio Escobar, Cummins Segment Director – Oil and Gas Market.  “The engines also lean on proven engine capability and a world class service network.”

Power and performance are improved over prior models with factory integration of the Murphy Engine Integrated Control System™ (EICS), which combines ignition, air/fuel ratio controller and speed-governing functions in a single Engine Control Module (ECM). The EICS capacitive discharge ignition system features smart-coil technology for ultra-reliable spark delivery, individual cylinder diagnostics and knock sensing capabilities.

The total integration of proven components along with innovative controls technology has produced an engine capable of upstream compression with unsurpassed reliability, durability and efficiency, keeping gas flowing with an absolute minimum of maintenance costs.

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