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    1. Flare Gas Recovery

      Flare Gas Recovery

      Flare Gas Recovery (FGR) is the process of recovering the waste gases that would normally be flared, so they can be used as fuel gas elsewhere in the facility. This results in reduced emissions and cost savings. Flare Gas Recovery Systems (FGRS) perform the following processes: - Isolating the flare header with a proprietary-design liquid seal or staging valve - Recovering normally flared gases and delivering them back into the facility so they can be processed and re-used as fuel gas - Removing liquids - Compressing gases up to a defined pressure level A facility’s safety depends on properly integrating the Flare Gas Recovery System into the relief header and the flare system. The compressor skid is only one piece of the package – all components must be properly designed and built to ensure safe and reliable operation of the entire package. This is why it is so important to utilize the expertise of a company like Zeeco with Flare Gas Recovery and Flare System experience. Typical FGR Sizing: - Flowrate Ranges: 0.1 to 10MM SCFD (11,100 Nm3/hr) - Pressure Ranges: 35 to 300 psig (20.7 barg) Services Offered: - Engineering Studies – let us help you determine if a FGR system is right for your facility. Our engineers will recommend system sizing, compressor technology, and ancillary equipment. They will develop the cost estimate and evaluate the payback period to help you decide the economic feasibility. - Engineering, design, fabrication, supply, installation, and startup of FGR packages. - Field support after equipment startup.

    2. FLOATING ROOF MONITORING SYSTEM

      FLOATING ROOF MONITORING SYSTEM

      External Floating Roof Tanks (EFRT) External, or open-top, floating roof tanks typically have steel floating roofs with a drainpipe to drain away rain water. Problems that may affect EFRs include excessive rainwater or snow accumulation, rim seal degradation, and stuck seals or ladders. These problems may further cause inclination and/or vibration of the floating roof, and product emissions. Internal Floating Roof Tanks (IFRT) Internal, or closed-top, floating roof tanks typically have aluminium roofs that may have penetrations for structural columns and other equipment. Some IFRTs are EFRTs that have been converted for the extra protection the fixed roof provides. Problems that may affect IFRs include rim and equipment seal degradation, and stuck seals or ladders. These problems may further cause inclination and/or vibration of the floating roof and product emissions. Our solution has sensor technologies capable of detecting warning signs for these conditions.

    3. Floblock High Accuracy Additive Injector

      Floblock High Accuracy Additive Injector

      At Flotech Performance Systems we have drawn upon three decades of experience in additive injection systems to develop the most advanced additive injection manifold to date – the FLOBLOCK. The FLOBLOCK combines Check Valve, Needle Valve, Flowmeter, Solenoid Valve and Filter in a single manifold which measures under 23cm in length. The FLOBLOCK Integrates with all mainstream load computers, additive controllers, PLC’s and Terminal Automation Systems. Applications for the FLOBLOCK include: - Marker Dyes - DNA Markers - Performance Additives - Stenching & Denaturing Agents

    4. Floormap X - MFL Array Tank Bottom Scanner

      Floormap X - MFL Array Tank Bottom Scanner

      Floormap®X is the latest multi-technology MFL Array tank bottom solution. It offers an unmatched probability of detection – including in the critical zone – and can address thick plates and coatings brilliantly. Thanks to patented STARS technology, it provides top/bottom corrosion discrimination. Blazing fast, it can either be used in full floor mapping or Freescan™ mode. FloormapX increases your efficiency when inspecting tank bottoms like no other system.

    5. Foam proportioning at terminals without foam pumps

      Foam proportioning at terminals without foam pumps

      Tank terminals typically require an extensive amount of foam concentrate on multiple locations as the protected areas can be very large. Al centralized foam stock with foam pumps are often used to pump foam concentrate to these multiple locations where firewater and foam concentrate are mixed. The foam pumps require a high degree of care to maintain them in good condition. Periodic testing of these pumps is required, repairs of the foam pumps are certainly not uncommon. The testing and repairs are costly and disturb the operation of the customers maintenance department. We introduce an alternative using a stainless steel PRESSURE TANK. This tank will hold the foam concentrate stock and will be automatically pressurized when foam concentrate is needed.

    6. Foam systems

      Foam systems

      At Crea Construct we offer effective foam extinguishing for high risks, especially for flammable liquids. The diversity within our foam extinguishing systems is great and we ensure that we find the right solution for your specific needs. We distinguish between different types of foam, such as high expansion, medium expansion and low expansion foam. The choice of the right foam depends on the product to be protected, the method of application and its applicability within your installation. We also take into account ever-changing regulations and the growing demand for fluorine-free foams. Crea Construct offers foam systems in which the foam concentrate is completely mixed based on water flow or water pressure. This includes bladder tanks, FireDos foam pumps and self-priming mixers. For larger foam systems we can work with a foam pump and a foam supply line under pressure, where mechanical or electronic mixing is possible. A crucial factor in foam extinguishing systems is the correct percentage of mixing and its control. We ensure correct mixing and have it inspected by certified organizations. If necessary, we conduct live foam tests that are carefully prepared to minimize schedule and environmental impact.

    7. Foam-IX

      Foam-IX

      Foam-IX is a unique solution that enables the use of highly viscous (fluorine-free) extinguishing foam concentrates. It optimizes the mixing of foam concentrate and water by using induced turbulence. By using Foam-IX, the required distance between the extinguishing foam concentrate injection point and the manifold is considerably shortened. The FoamTronic system supplies the extinguishing foam concentrate. The patented Foam-IX is a non-return valve with an integrated injection point. Patent is pending.