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Flare Stack
Flare gas stacks, also known as flue gas stacks or exhaust stacks, are tall, cylindrical structures used to discharge waste gases from industrial processes into the atmosphere. In surface well testing, gas flaring is conducted by 40 ft, 60 ft, or 90 ft flare stacks.
Flare gas stacks, also known as flue gas stacks or exhaust stacks, are tall, cylindrical structures used to discharge waste gases from industrial processes into the atmosphere. In surface well testing, gas flaring is conducted by 40 ft, 60 ft, or 90 ft flare stacks. Flare systems are available in 3”, 4”, 6” & 8” in diameter, which can be mobile and installed on a trailer. Trailer-mounted gas flares are very convenient to be mobilized, installed, and operated. Gas flaring systems consist of multiple pilot gas lines, automatic ignition system, flare tube, flare tip, and other components necessary for safe and reliable operation.
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Other sizes, configurations, and pressure ratings are available to meet most applications. These ratings are guidelines only. For more information, consult your local Apex Petroleum Services representative.
Specifications
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| Specification | Size |
|---|---|
| Main Stack line | 8” 150#RF flange |
| Secondary stack line | 6” 150#RF flange |
| Auxiliary line | 2” 150#RF flange |
| Ignition gas supply line | 1” |
| Inlet connections | 6” 206 female |
| Flow Rate (max) | 30 to 50 MMscfd |
| Meets requirements of NACE MR0175. | |
| Working temperature (°F/°C) | -20 to 350 (-29 to 177) |
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Apex Petroleum has designed a number of trailer-mounted packages for use on land. The trailers come equipped with the essentials needed for a well test operation, including the choke manifold, heater, separator, tank with associated metering, and pipework.
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