flare burner Articles
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5000Nm3/h HT Flares in Sao João, Brazil
Type HOFGAS®-Efficiency 5000 Performance 3x 5,000 Nm3/h, 75,000 KW Location Sao João (BR) Technical requirements Surplus combustion of 15,000 Nm3/h landfill gasCompliance with the UNFCCC regulationsHigh temperature combustion at 1,000-1,200°CHolding time ≥ 0.3s HOFSTETTER solution concept Use of 3 HOFGAS®- Efficiency 5000 high temperature flares. These are the largest ...
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1:60 Control Range with Flare
Type HOFGAS®- LPM 3000/2500 Performance 2,500 Nm³/h, 12,500 kW Location Central England (GB) Initial Situation The landfill site is situated in the middle of the Sheffield region. Over time, the city limits and the landfill site have grown together. Therefore, the operator is particularly sensitised to minimising odour and noise emissions. Furthermore, the escaping gas is to be ...
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Safe disposal of exhaust gas from storage tanks in Finland
Type HOFGAS®--IPM 6500 and 4 xHOFGAS®- IFM4c 15000 Performance Blower station 6,500 Nm³/h - Flare burner 4x1,650 Nm³/h / 4x15,000 kW Client Neste Jacobs Oy (FI) Situation Every fortnight a tanker delivers oil from Russia to Finland. The tanker docks at the port of Naantali and the oil is conveyed to storage tanks below ground. Gas is liberated at the same time. This exhaust gas ...
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Why high temperature combustion of landfill gas?
Due to the accumulation of knowledge and the tightening of environmental law, the landfill technology has increasingly become concerned with the management of trace compounds in landfill gas. With landfill gas, contamination is through sulphur, chlorine, fluorine, halogenated hydrocarbons and heavy metals. Other trace elements such as volatile organic compounds (VOC), impose environmental ...
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