This volume tackles for the first time in decades the world's gas flaring practices, a difficult, hot-button issue of our time, whose consequences are only just beginning to be understood. The book examines both the technical and environmental aspects of gas flaring, highlights different flare designs, and presents real-world case studies illustrating the proper use of gas flaring and how to avoid polluting flaring events. The only guide of its kind, this remarkable book can help professionals in the oil and gas industry take an important step toward reducing worldwide CO2 emissions.Content:
Chapter 1 Principles of Combustion (pages 1–21):
Chapter 2 Overview of Flares and Gas Flaring Practices (pages 23–58):
Chapter 3 Overview of Disposal Systems and Relief Headers (pages 59–74):
Chapter 4 Flare Types (pages 75–101):
Chapter 5 Remote Sensing and Monitoring (pages 103–111):
Chapter 6 Practical Considerations and Emissions Calculations (pages 113–156):
Chapter 7 Case Studies (pages 157–240):
