How Enclosed Gas Flares Reduce Methane Emissions

How Do Enclosed Gas Flares Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions?

Enclosed gas flares reduce methane emissions by mixing a combustible waste-gas stream with sufficient combustion air and burning it inside a refractory-lined chamber. Properly designed controls monitor operating conditions and support stable combustion; actual destruction efficiency depends on gas composition, flow, temperature, residence time, mixing and applicable operating requirements.

See the specifications and available components for HiTemp's enclosed gas flare systems.

HiTemp Enclosed Gas Flare, Carteret, New Jersey

HiTemp is actively helping lower greenhouse gas emissions with enclosed gas flares used to reduce methane emissions from landfills. These systems mix the methane stream with combustion air to maintain controlled operating conditions that support methane destruction in the exhaust gas.

Advantages of HiTemp Enclosed Gas Flare Systems

  • Modular, interchangeable components allowing easy access for repairs and maintenance
  • Basic control and combustion systems designed, built and shipped as complete unit
  • Operational in half time normally required for standard site assembled units
  • In certain situations, system can be operational within 3 to 4 months from date order is placed
  • Replacement parts and capacity increases can be made without major changes to basic design
  • Long operational life

Components Included with Each System

  • Waste gas burner
  • Flame arrestor
  • Combustion air blower (VFD)
  • Waste gas ID blower (VFD)
  • Water separation drum
  • Electronic ignition
  • System alarm with cell dialer for Alarm text
  • Dual data logger for temperature and flow
  • Refractory stack
  • Weatherproof controls

HiTemp Experience and Applications

HiTemp Technology has more than thirty-five years of experience with the design, manufacture and installation of combustion, gasification, heat-recovery and process-heating systems. Our customers include:

  • Manufacturers using solvents in their production processes
  • Soil Vapor Extraction (SVE) remediation sites
  • Municipal Solid Waste to Energy locations producing steam or electricity

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