Flare systems provide for the safe disposal of gaseous wastes. Depending on local environmental constraints these systems can be used for: The requirement for typical greenfield projects is to have a preliminary plot plan and to achieve a Class 4 (+/– 30%) estimate.

Dec 26, 2024 · • Ground Flares: Used where height restrictions apply, equipped with enclosures to minimize noise and light pollution. • Offshore Flares: Designed for space-constrained offshore platforms, often with enhanced structural stability to withstand marine conditions.

Zeeco’s Enclosed Ground Flare (EGF) systems use an efficient burner design to provide smokeless operation inside of a combustion chamber that completely conceals the flare flame. The combustion chamber is refractory lined to provide long service life …

There are many considerations in designing a ground flare system. EnviroPro is knowledgeable and experienced in ground flare applications. Contact us to discuss your project. Multipoint ground flares are 100% smokeless flare systems that break …

Ground flare. A ground flare is where the combustion takes place at ground level. It varies in complexity and may consist either of conventional flare burners discharging horizontally with no enclosure or of multiple burners in refractory-lined steel enclosures.

Flaring is defined as a process of controlled burning of exhaust gases which generates heat and noise. Flaring is a common practice in oil/gas exploration, production and processing operations. A flare system consists of a flare stack and pipes that feed gas to the stack.

Ground flares come in two types, enclosed ground and open ground. Ground flares are close to the ground so they do not require supports or a stack like elevated flares do. Reducing the stack height allows pilots and other equipment, which can corrode, to be easily cleaned and replaced.