IoT gateway for remote natural gas compression systems
AssigneeFW Murphy Production Controls, LLC
InventorsTrevor Harper, Kennon Guglielmo
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AssigneeFW Murphy Production Controls, LLC
InventorsTrevor Harper, Kennon Guglielmo
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An Internet of Things (IoT) gateway integrated into a real-time monitoring system for skid-mounted natural gas compression systems. The IoT gateway enables remote monitoring, troubleshooting, and diagnosing of natural gas compression systems by providing access to cellular and satellite communication networks for communicating operational data to one or more remote servers. The IoT gateway can be configured to select a communication network based on an order of priority and other various criteria. The order of priority and the selection criteria may be updated over the air. The IoT gateway can be further configured to receive and relay software and other updates to one or more components of the natural gas compression system. The IoT gateway is configured to meet various regulatory compliance standards and is explosion proof.
An Internet of Things (IoT) gateway configured to provide communication protocols and to enable remote monitoring of a natural gas compression system for event and diagnostic support, the natural gas compression system including a natural gas compressor and a natural gas compressor panel, the IoT gateway comprising:
An Internet of Things (IoT) gateway configured to provide communication protocols and to enable remote monitoring of a natural gas compression system for event and diagnostic support, the natural gas compression system including a natural gas compressor and a natural gas compressor panel, the IoT gateway comprising:
A method for facilitating communication between a natural gas compression system and a remote server through use of an Internet of Things (IoT) gateway, wherein the communication is accomplished through cellular and/or satellite communication networks, the method comprising:
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