Specifying a centrifugal compressor requires balancing performance, reliability, industry standards and project cost. In this episode, JD Schroeder, Applications Engineering Manager at FS-Elliott, discusses how to navigate API and JIP requirements, avoid unnecessary specification costs and make informed decisions that support both technical and budget objectives.
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What You’ll Learn:
Understand how API and JIP requirements influence centrifugal compressor design, testing, documentation, cost and project timelines.
Identify specifications that may add unnecessary cost or complexity without delivering meaningful operational value.
Learn practical strategies for balancing performance, reliability, standards compliance and budget throughout the compressor selection process.
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