Flare systems provide for the safe disposal of gaseous wastes.Continue Reading

Low pressure (LP) flare is a flaring system for equipment with design pressure of <10 bargContinue Reading

Typical components of a Flare System include: Pressure safety valves, blowdown and manual vent valves, pressure control valves, tailpipes, flare knockout drums (KODs) and pumps, emergency gas purge, Flare risers, tips and associated hardware (fuel gas, ignition, steam or air), Associated monitoring and safety systems including infrared monitors.Continue Reading

Typical components of a Flare System include: Pressure safety valves, blowdown and manual vent valves, pressure control valves, tailpipes, flare knockout drums (KODs) and pumps, emergency gas purge, Flare risers, tips and associated hardware (fuel gas, ignition, steam or air), Associated monitoring and safety systems including infrared monitors.Continue Reading

A Flare System is an arrangement of piping and specialised equipment that collects hydrocarbon releases from relief valves, blowdown valves, pressure control valves and manual vents and disposes of them by combustion at a remote and safe location.Continue Reading

To validate that flammable and toxic gas dispersion associated with releases from flare sources are within permissible concentrations at identified sensitive locations; and to provide appropriate design modifications, mitigation measures or operational restrictions were necessary to reduce the risk to personnel safety, crane and helicopter operations.Continue Reading

Human Factors Engineering (HFE) is the application of human factors knowledge to the design and construction of equipment, products, work systems, management systems and tasks.Continue Reading

• Valve Criticality Analysis (VCA); • Safety Critical Task Analysis (SCTA); • Alarm Management; • Control Room Study; and • HFE Design Verification.Continue Reading

• To reduce risk to health, personal and process safety and the environment; • To eliminate, reduce the likelihood or mitigate the consequences of human error; • To improve human efficiency and productivity, thereby enhancing operational performance; and • To improve user acceptance of new facilities.Continue Reading

Human Factors Engineering (HFE) is the application of human factors knowledge to the design and construction of equipment, products, work systems, management systems and tasks.Continue Reading