Tazman Turbinz In-Pipe Turbine Generator (IPTG) provides emissions-free, reliable electric power generation at remote natural gas well sites

Certification to Industry Performance Standards

Canadian Standards Association (CSA) and Canadian Registry Number (CRN), Alberta Pressure Equipment Safety Authority (ABSA)

Engineering Precision and High Performance Standards

The Tazman Turbinz Generator was developed in compliance with CSA and UL standards for motors and generators used in hazardous locations (CSA C22.2 No. 145-11 / UL No. 674, 5th edition).

Testing Protocols:

30-day temperature cycling in an oven followed by dielectric tests on coils
Inspection of potting compound used to insulate the coils from the atmosphere after subjecting the Tazman Turbinz Generator to severe temperatures
Measurement of power generation performance while monitoring coil and pipe temperatures, at ambient temperature of 49°C (120°F)
Review of engineering drawings of all components, sub-assemblies, and assembly according to final testing instructions
Review of suppliers of critical components and materials for standards compliance
Quarterly inspection of the Tazman Turbinz manufacturing facility in Clearwater, Florida
As of December 2019, the Tazman Turbinz Generator is certified for hazardous location (Class I, Division 1) applications. This certification was updated and renewed in April 2021. The certification is valid in the USA and Canada. Class I, Div 1 encompasses areas where ignitable concentrations of flammable gases, vapors or liquids can exist under normal operating conditions

Alberta Pressure Equipment Safety Authority (ABSA)

The Tazman Turbinz Generator is ABSA-certified under CRN (Canadian Registration Number).

To qualify for this certification, Tazman Turbinz and its welding subcontractor submitted calculations and design drawings of the weld beads. Subsequently, one-time testing of low-temperature impact tests were performed. The Tazman Turbinz Generator is certified for use with both Class 600 and Class 900 flanges.

After the welding of the flanges, each spool (i.e., the pipe with flanges) is subject to a hydrostatic test at 2995 psi (205 bar).

For more information about the industry certifications of the Tazman Turbinz Generator, please contact us.

Tazman Turbinz In-Pipe Turbine Generator (IPTG) provides emissions-free, reliable electric power generation at remote natural gas well sites

Certification to Industry Performance Standards

Engineering Precision and High Performance Standards

Testing Protocols:

Alberta Pressure Equipment Safety Authority (ABSA)

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