System Design & Installation
Engineered Around the Application. Built for the Lifecycle.
A reliable odorization system starts well before the equipment reaches the site. Gas flow, pressure, turndown, odorant chemistry, site conditions, controls, redundancy and long-term maintenance requirements all influence how the system should be designed. MRR brings engineering, fabrication, field installation and odorization experience together to develop systems around the actual operating requirements of the application. From a standalone odorizer replacement to a complete skid, enclosure or odorization building, the objective is the same: accurate injection, reliable operation and practical long-term serviceability.
Engineered Around the Application
Application-Specific Design
Flow range, pressure, odorant demand, climate, utilities, site configuration and operating philosophy are evaluated before equipment is selected.
Equipment-Neutral Expertise
MRR works across multiple odorizer technologies and manufacturers, allowing the injection system to be selected around the application.
Designed for Operation
Accessibility, redundancy, containment, monitoring, maintenance and future service requirements are considered as part of the design, not after installation.
From Design Basis to Commissioning
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Define the Operating Envelope
Odorization is not a one-size-fits-all equipment selection. MRR begins by establishing the conditions the system must reliably handle: minimum, normal and maximum gas flow, pipeline pressure, injection rate, gas composition, seasonal variation, ambient temperature, hazardous-area requirements and site constraints, with particular attention to turndown so the system stays controllable at low or changing flow, not just at peak. MRR also considers how the station will be operated - locally or remotely, primary or redundant, permanent or temporary - so the result is a design based on the complete operating envelope rather than a single design point.
Engineer the Complete Odorization System
The odorizer is only one component of a reliable installation. MRR can integrate odorant injection equipment with storage tanks, skids, secondary containment, piping, valves, filtration, pressure control, electrical and control systems, telemetry, leak detection, odor control and weather protection, applying the same approach to layout, ventilation, maintenance clearances and future serviceability where a complete enclosure or building is required. Equipment selection, including pump-injection, vaporization and other odorization technologies from established manufacturers, is developed around the project's operating requirements, owner specifications, and applicable codes and standards.
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Fabrication, Installation, Commissioning & Upgrades
A technically sound design still has to perform in the field. MRR supports fabrication, installation, tie-in, odorant loading, startup and operator turnover, including skid fabrication, piping, instrumentation, electrical and control integration, orbital welding where appropriate, and commissioning support. MRR also modernizes existing stations where obsolete equipment, unreliable injection, poor accessibility or limited telemetry have reduced effectiveness, retaining usable infrastructure where practical so the objective is a complete system that's easier to operate, verify and maintain, not simply new equipment.
Delivery Trucks & Transfer Equipment
Moving odorant safely takes purpose-built equipment. MRR designs and builds specialized transfer assets, including DOT-compliant delivery configurations and the MRR Odorant Transfer/Injection Trailer, with containment and vapor control integrated from the start. The same equipment carries MRR's own delivery and transfer services, so it is proven in the field before it arrives on your site, and transfer assets can be specified alongside the rest of the system design so delivery, storage and injection equipment are sized to work together rather than as separate purchases.
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Turnkey Installation & Commissioning
MRR technicians deliver the complete installation: orbital welding on liquid and vapor sides, odorant delivery and first fill, odorizer start-up, and operator training before turnover. Where an existing system is being replaced, MRR decommissions and removes the old equipment on the same mobilization. One crew, one point of accountability, and a full transition from old system to new, with commissioning that includes functional testing of the injection system and documentation handed over at turnover, so the site has a verified record of what was installed and how it was started up.