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Backflash Protection. Don’t Get Burned by Inadequate Sizing
Enclosed Vapour Combustors are Eliminating Waste Gases Safely When it comes to emission reduction, enclosed vapour combustors, also known as EVCs,...
Flaring – What you should know?
Flaring in the oil and gas industry has been around since companies started to drill for oil. Flaring was used to relieve pressure from the wells or...
Don’t Blow Your Top – Understanding Emissions From Tanks
Hydrocarbon storage tanks are a critical component of many oil and gas production sites. In the absence of pipelines, storage tanks are the only way...
Funding Opportunities for Emissions Reduction Activities in Oil and Gas
With increasing regulatory requirements and pressure from shareholders and stakeholders, cost-effective emissions reduction activities have never...
Keeping Your Cool
Enclosed Combustor Temperature Requirements The skin temperature and exhaust temperature on enclosed combustors are measurements that are controlled...
Trace Vent Gas, Glycol Dehydrator, and Gas Incinerators
Trace Vent Gas What are the rules around Dehy’s The rules around waste gas disposal from Glycol Dehy’s can be confusing and misunderstood. It seems...
EnergyNow Article – Eliminating Emissions from Tanks
Tanks Vapors are a major sources of emissions During oil and gas production, pressurized formation liquids (oil and water) are often stored in...
Close Spacing Enclosed Combustors
How much room does an enclosed combustor take up? Traditionally flares or incinerators were the only way to eliminate stranded gas on-site, and they...
Flame Arrestors 101
What to Know About Flame Arrestors? Backflash controls are a necessary safety device used in applications dealing with the potential for ignition of...
Knock Out Drum (KOD), Liquid Separation – What You Need to Know
Every Flare, Incinerator or Combustor needs liquid separation to eliminate high energy liquids from entering the combustion device and causing a...










