ManMont’s Biogas Flares :BiogasWorld

Product Description

DESIGN & SUPPLY OF BIOGAS AND BIOMETHANE FLARE SYSTEMS

Production Description

A biogas flare system is a safety and environmental control device used in biogas plants and facilities. Biogas is produced through the anaerobic digestion of organic materials such as agricultural waste, sewage, or food waste.

Our biogas flare system is designed to burn off or flare excess biogas that cannot be used or stored. This fulfills various objectives, including safety, environmental protection, and compliance with environmental regulations and standards.

OUR BIOGAS & BIOMETHANE FLARES

Elevated Biogas Flare

The flare consists of a burner installed at an elevated position, equipped with a high-energy ignition Pilot and a flame detection system via Thermocouple. The combustion air is naturally conveyed from the bottom part of the flame shield and the combustion temperature will be max. 800 °C.

As biogas is produced in anaerobic digesters, it is directed towards the flare through a network of pipes. Once the biogas reaches the flare, it is ignited, and the combustion process converts the methane into carbon dioxide, water vapor, and heat. This controlled burning prevents the release of methane, a potent greenhouse gas, into the atmosphere, thereby mitigating its impact on climate change.

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Enclosed Biogas Flare

This type of flare is designed to obtain a high combustion efficiency and thus obtain values of CO and NOx downstream of the combustion, which is very low and traceable through a dedicated nozzle accessible from outside.

The high-efficiency flare consists of a burner installed at the base, equipped with a high-energy ignition Pilot and a flame detection system via UV scanner. The combustion air is conveyed by means of an automatic damper which by means of a Thermocouple immersed into the combustion chamber zone, automatically modulates the appropriate air flow, ensuring the constant combustion temperature up to a max. 1200 °C (visible and adjustable from the control panel).

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Enclosed Biomethane Flare

This type of Flare is designed for specific use in Biomethane production plants where it is necessary to burn both the biogas upstream of the upgrading system and the biomethane generated after the treatment.

An enclosed biomethane flare is a specialized system designed to combust biogas derived from the anaerobic digestion process of organic materials within a controlled environment. Anaerobic digestion is a biological process that breaks down organic matter in the absence of oxygen, resulting in the production of biogas, predominantly composed of methane and carbon dioxide.

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Hidden Flame Biogas Flare

This type of flare is designed for the purpose of containing the flame in order not to make it visible from the outside and is adopted when high combustion efficiency and traceability are not required. The flare consists of a burner installed at an elevated position, equipped with a high-energy ignition Pilot and a flame detection system via Thermocouple.

The flare consists of a burner installed at an elevated position, equipped with a high-energy ignition Pilot and a flame detection system via UV scanner.

The combustion air is naturally conveyed from the bottom part of the flame shield. In case of specific requests, it’s possible to get a control system by installing an automatic damper via Thermocouple immersed into the combustion chamber zone, which automatically modulates the appropriate air flow, ensuring the constant combustion temperature up to a max 800 °C (visible and adjustable from control panel).

Learn more about the Hidden Flame Biogas Flare.