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ChristianCasas Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Caño Limon, Arauca. Oil Production Field Posts: 9	Schematic for a lube oil skid 09/22/2007 9:39 AM
	I'm looking for a P&ID (process and instrumentation diagram) or schematic of a pump lubrication oil skid. The suplier is Lube-Power, Inc. and the equiepment model number is: LP-751-3. Anybody has information about it? Anyone could advise me about how to obtain any kind of P&ID or schematic for that equiepment? I tried to wirte an e-mail to Lube-Power but they haven't reply yet. Thanks for your attention.
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BudT Power-User Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Newburgh, IN Posts: 298 Good Answers: 9	#1 Re: Schematic for a lube oil skid 09/22/2007 10:25 AM
	This site came up #2 on a Google search, may be what you are looking for???? http://www.lubepower.com/ __________________ Bud Trinkel

PetroPower Guru Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Sitting directly behind my keyboard in Albuquerque - USA Posts: 590 Good Answers: 19	#2 Re: Schematic for a lube oil skid 09/23/2007 10:43 AM
	Send and email straight to Don Coppins, the owner. There is no standard P&ID as most systems are custom built. Or Dale McNeill who is the Sales Manager. doncoppins@lubepower.com dalemcneill@lubepower.com __________________ If it eats, it's going to be trouble!

phoenix911 Guru Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 3048 Good Answers: 28	#3 Re: Schematic for a lube oil skid 09/24/2007 10:35 AM
	If it's that important don't email..... call them. It's easier than having us do it for you, I'm sure all who reply. found and saw their web site with the number. We did it thinking somethings wrong, because it is relatively easy. Its nice to know someone on the inside, with the contact PetroPower post shows......... Good Luck. __________________ They say that there is only one universal language that everybody can understand and that is mathematics. I like to think there are two, with the other being humor.

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