Flare System and Drone Inspection Services

Airoil Flaregas

NON-SMOKELESS FLARES (FN SERIES)
The FN series flare tips are used where the environmental condition allows the burning of smoke producing gases . They are also used with gases which produce either no smoke or so little that smoke suppression with steam , air or high pres –sure gas is not required. Example s of gas used with these tips are Hydrogen, Blast Furnace waste gas , Coke Oven gas , Ammonia, Hydrogen Sulphide and Methane .

ADVANTAGES
Heat shield/wind shield supplied as alternatives Unique refractory lining system Good flame retention
Energy efficient & reliable pilots Continuous Pilot monitoring by means of thermocouple mounted inside the pilot as standard. Optional UV/IR detection available . Rugged design gives Prolonged tip life

MODE OF OPERATION
The FN series flare tips are simple in design to allow straightforward flaring of gas not requiring specialized smoke suppression equipment. The FN series has been designed to operate with all available pilot and ignition system , e .g. Natural Draught, Natural Draught Splitter System and Forced Draught.

FLAME STABILITY
The FN series is supplied as standard with a slatted windshield to prevent flamelick and to help cool the top of the flare tip closest to the flame envelop. In order to prevent flame lift off from the tip, the FN series has unique flame retention lugs positioned at the tip exit of the flare tip.

REFRACTORY SYSTEM
The unique refractory lining system is secured to tip by heat resistant steel bull horn sprags . Many thousands of fine stainless steel needle s are mixed thoroughy with there fractory to reinforce the material evenly over its full depth with out producing expansion/contraction shear planes . This refractory installation procedure has been developed and proven over many years to give the longest possible operating life , even in the most arduous conditions .Demountable Flare Systems The Demount able Flare System feature s a derrick with the risers mounted in such away as to permit the lowering of the flare burner to grade for service with out the use of a crane . Since the stack is lowered to grade , no personnel are required to climb the stack beyond the first riser length to perform needed maintenance . Flare Systems with multiple risers allow service to be performed on all risers and flare burners except the one flare in service . This means flare maintenance can be performed safely with out a plant wide shutdown saving time and money.