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1 Gogolek, Peter E.G.; Hayden, A.C.S.Efficiency of flare flames in turbulent crosswind2010Flares are used for the safe, clean and economical disposal of waste gases, whether in upstream oil production (solution gas flares), refineries, gas plants or other chemical processing facilities. Elevated flares are exposed to all the weather patterns, perhaps the most important is the crosswind. ...
2 Smith, Joseph D.; Suo-Ahttila, Ahti; Jackson, Robert;Smith, Scot K.Prediction of Plume Formation and Dispersion from Gas Flares2012-09-05
3 Seebold, James G.; Gogolek, Peter E.G.; Pohl, John; Schwartz, RobertPractical implications of prior research on today's outstanding flare emissions questions and a research program to answer them2004The external combustion of hydrocarbon gas mixtures by any means, including flaring, literally manufactures and subsequently emits to the atmosphere traces of all possible molecular combinations of the elemental constituents present either in the fuel or in the air including the ozone precursor high...
4 Cain, John; Seebold, James G.; Young, LymanOverview of flaring efficiency studies2002Several studies over the past 20 years have evaluated flare efficiencies. These include major flare research programs by the U.S. EPA, the Alberta Research Council, and the University of Alberta. Other work includes a CMA study; surveys of operating flares by BP/Statoil, the German Aerospace Centre ...
5 Joseph D. SmithSafe Operation of Adjacent Multi-Point Ground Flares: Predicted and Measured Flame Radiation in Cross Flow Wind Conditions2016-09-14Conference paper
6 Smith, Philip J.A technology for measuring combustion efficiency of industrial & field flares (integrating measurements and simulations)2011-08-12Flare research over the past decade has increasingly illustrated that there is likely no one simple operational parameter (or even a few parameters) that will characterize the combustion behavior of flare flames.i Simple correlations are unobtainable because of the complexity of the nonlinear mixing...
7 Gogolek, Peter E.G.; Hayden, A.C.S.Wind turbulence and elevated flare flames2004
8 Gogolek, P.; Caverly, Andrea; Pohl, J.; Schwartz, R.; Seebold, J.International Flare Consortium Flare Emissions Literature Survey, Dec 20092012-09-05Paper from 2012 AFRC Meeting.
9 Chambers, Allan K.; Wootton, Tony; Moncrieff, Jan; McCready, PhilipCombustion efficiency of full scale flares measured using DIAL technology2004Flares are used in Alberta's oil and gas industry to safely treat H2S containing gas releases during emergencies, and gas well flow tests and as a means of disposing of gases that cannot be recovered economically. Despite the wide use of these flares, little data exists on the combustion efficiency ...
10 Seebold, J.G.Practical implications of prior research on today's questions about flare emissions2004
11 Shore, DavidImproving flare design a transition from art-form to engineering science2007Many of the day-to-day activities surrounding Flaring, at both the project design and operational stages, are vague and apparently outside the control of the Flare Engineer. Design specifications usually only cover a single case out of a multitude of possible compositions and flows. In service, flow...
12 Smith, Philip J.Clean and secure energy from domestic oil shale and oil sands resources: Quarterly progress report: July 2011 to September 20112011
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