Written by Drew Robb There are thousands of Solar Taurus 60 gas turbines operating all over the world in oil and gas operations with no tolerance for downtime. Yet the fuel valves for these machines…
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CCC will once again be in Houston exhibiting at #TPS2026, Booth 2806
CCC will once again be in Houston exhibiting at #TPS2026, Booth 2806, Sept 22–24. Stop by the Turbomachinery & Pump Symposia and meet the team, David Fisher, Keith Flitner, Mayra Paniagua, Arturo Cabrera, and Glenn…
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TURBINE FUEL CONTROL Five Reasons Why You Should Upgrade Your Fuel System
This article underscores the growing importance of actively managing gas turbine fuel control, driven by factors like emissions compliance, plant efficiency, and operational longevity. It stresses the urgent need for operators to update their fuel…
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Continental Controls Latest Company Profile
Continental Controls Corporation is a leading manufacturer of gas turbine control systems and products. We offer control systems for gas engines and turbines to ensure safe and efficient operation. Our products are designed to operate…
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Modern Frac Fleets Deliver Wells Faster And Consume Less Fuel
The hydraulic fracturing industry is focusing on innovations to minimize fuel consumption, simplify equipment, and automate tasks. This drive is resulting in increased horsepower density, fewer personnel required for well completion, lower operating costs, reduced…
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CCC New Facility Announcement
We are excited to announce that our company is moving to a new facility located at 7710 Kenamar Ct. San Diego, CA 92121. To accommodate the growing business demands, we have decided to move our…
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American Oil & Gas Reporter
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) introduced progressively lower emissions standards for stationary spark-ignited engines in phases, with further reductions planned. The challenge for manufacturers like Cummins Inc. is to keep up with these moving…
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Energy Tech
In the past, natural gas engines ran with excess air, but with little concern for emissions. However, as emissions standards became more crucial, it was recognized that these engines produced high levels of nitrogen oxide…
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Controlling Gas Mixture
The ECV5 is a fuel control valve that can control gas mixture to ensure reduced emissions. This valve operates in a closed-loop manner, utilizing an oxygen (O2) sensor placed in the exhaust and a three-way…
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Fuel Control for Gas Engines
Advancements in electronic control, design and automation have revolutionized the fuel control systems for gas- fired reciprocating engines, enhancing their efficiency, stability, and overall performance. Gas Fired reciprocating engines have been used for oil…
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