Session 14 Paper 31 APPROPRIATE FLARE SAMPLING

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Session 14/ Paper 31 APPROPRIATE FLARE SAMPLING
ANALYSIS

• John M. Burkland Jimmy G. Converse
• Technical Automation Services Corporation
• TASC SEABROOK, TEXAS

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FLARE SAMPLING
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VACUUM EDUCTOR
FIGURE 1
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SAMPLE EXTRACTION SYSTEM
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PUMPING SAMPLE
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REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLE
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MEASURMENTS
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HEAT CONTENT
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FLARE ANALYZER
Figure 2
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ISOBUTYLENE FLARE
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ANALYSIS RESULTS
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COMPONENT SEPARATION
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REAL TIME MONITORING
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REAL TIME MONITORING
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FLARE RESULTS
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SIGNAL HANDLING
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DATA STORAGE
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BTU DETECTOR
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DISCRETE SAMPLE BTUD
Figure 8
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BTU DETECTOR
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SAMPLING ANALYSIS
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MORE COMPLEXITY
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FIXED GASES
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MULTIPLE ORGANICS
Figure 11
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SMALL GROUP ANALYSIS
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HIGH/LOW SEPARATION
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IBY/TCD versus PPM/FID
Figure 14
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ANALYTE CONCENTRATION
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FLARE FIELD ANALYZER
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PACKAGING ANALYZER