News|Articles|June 2, 2026

Solve Overcooling and Efficiency Losses in Gas Compression with Variable Fan Control

Author(s)Cody Albertus, Mitch McCutcheon, Horton

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Variable speed fan control technology improves gas compressor thermal management by reducing overcooling, lowering energy consumption, minimizing downtime, and increasing operational efficiency in upstream and midstream applications.

Q&A With Cody Albertus and Mitch McCutcheon from Horton on Variable Fan Control

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Solve Overcooling and Efficiency Losses in Gas Compression with Variable Fan Control

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