Station at Pickens, Miss., with initial installation of 6250 hp.; located on 22-in. main gas line, 123.1 mi. east of field receiving point in Monroe, La., gas-producing area and 119.4 mi. west of next compressor station on main line at Reform, Ala.; chart of construction progress; first compressor started operation 137 days after breaking of ground. (See also Natural Gas vol. 12, no. 1, Jan. 1931 pp. 6-8 and 24, 6 figs; Gas Age-Rec., v 67 n 17 Apr. 25, 1931 p 627-629 + 654 5 Figs; and Pipe Line News v 3 n 11 Oct 1931 pp. 18-20 and 55, 3 figs)
Central Mississippi's first natural gas compressor station
West. Gas,
Western Gas ; 7 , n 3
1931
5 Figs.
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Central Mississippi's first natural gas compressor station
Engineering Index Backfile | 1931
|Central Mississippi's first natural gas compressor station
Engineering Index Backfile | 1931
|Central Mississippi's first natural gas compressor station
Engineering Index Backfile | 1931
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