PIELDS ENGINEERING
The flaring of gas from the flare stack during normal operations is referred to as Normal Flaring.
In addition to wasting valuable resources, this practice also contributes to environmental degradation due to CO2 emissions.
To address this issue, Pields Engineering's Vent Analysis employs technologies such as detection of gas leakage, process analysis,
and measurement of flare gas flow. These technologies help collect essential operational data, including operation status, gas status,
and leakage information, and facilitate the economical design of FGRUs.
Step1 Process Analysis
Analyze the causes for the generation of
waste gas during factory operations and
the operating conditions to reduce emissions
through changes in process or operations.
Step2 Leak Detection
Reduce waste gas emissions
by detecting leaks and repairing or
replacing valves that shut off waste gas
emissions connected to flare systems.
Step3 Flow Measurements
Measure flow to determine the source and
cause of gas emissions in plant operations.
This example demonstrates how Pields Engineering reduced
Cost by performing a Vent Analysis.
75% reduction in the generation of flare gas (4,000 Nm3/h 1,000 Nm3/h)
80% reduction in the generation of flare gas (10,000 kg/h 2,000 kg/h)