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Great Southern Group: Company Profile
Great Southern Group is an
engineering services company and heater fabricator founded in November,
2005 by William C. Gibson and
Robert L. Gibson.
Great Southern Group is dedicated to partnering with
major end user/owners in the United States and Canada to design new
heaters and to solve problems with existing heaters. In a broader
context, the business plan of Great Southern Group
includes not only engineering services, but also consulting and research
and development. Our areas of expertise include heat transfer,
fluid flow, combustion, emissions, and black oil processing including
crude, vacuum, visbreaking, and delayed coking.
In this very active heater market, Great Southern Group
is dedicated to providing the highest level of heater expertise for your
new or retrofit projects. With dozens of mega heater projects in
the US and abroad, very important but smaller new or retrofit heater
projects will not receive the attention and expertise they deserve.
Great Southern Group can provide end users with heater
designs that meet the process requirements, your company standards and
specifications, and industry standards. Even more important,
Great Southern Group can assure you that the heater
design incorporates the latest in fired heater design and evaluation to
extend run lengths, reduce emissions, and increase efficiency.
With the growth of our engineering staff during 2008, Great
Southern Technologies is now manufacturing retrofit and revamp
projects and Great Southern Flameless is now designing
and fabricating conventional double fired heaters (retrofit or new) that
can be operated in the conventional or flameless mode. When
operating in the conventional mode with air preheat, the heater
efficiency exceeds 91% (LHV) and the NOx is below 40 ppmvd. When
operating in the flameless mode with air preheat, the heater efficiency
exceeds 91% (LHV) and the NOx is below 8 ppmvd (for all refinery fuel
gases – without an SCR). Click on our
Great Southern Flameless tab for more details.
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