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Pilot Operated Flare Stack catalog
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APPLICATIONS
Onshore operations: clean up, flowback, well testing and drill out
Disposal of produced gases during temporary operations
Disposal of hazerdous gases such as H2S, CO2, etc
Used for relieUsed for relief vent piping, away from area where personnel could be in danger
Green completions require total burn of all vented gases
Well-site intervention services
Allows temporary disposal of produced gas during temporary well site intervention services
The 6” x 60’ meets 40 CFR 60.18 Subpart A, 98% burn when keeping inside the design envelope
ContiContinuous pilot light to ensure gas flare ignition
Reduces carbon emissions
Small safe distance footprint during flow of hazardous gases
Drip pots or condensate traps on all Covenant Flare Stacks
All Flare StaAll Flare Stacks are trailer mounted and self elevating with hydraulics
Air assist available
APPLICATIONS
FEATURES & BENEFITSFEATURES & BENEFITS
Covenant’s Flare Stack is used to dispose of produced gas during land operations for cleanup, flowback, well testing, and initial drill out operations. The Flare Stack allows for gas to be burned at a safe distance from the work area, protecting workers and the environment. Flare Stacks are also required for hazardous environment gas disposal such as H2S/C02 and used as the relief flow disposal point when relief lines are extended for safe operationoperations. All are designed to burn with up to 98% efficiency. All flare stacks are provided with a gas pilot and electronic ignition system.
PRODUCTION TESTINGFLARE STACK
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Working Pressure psi
Main Flare Line Sizein
Additional Lines, Size & Quantity
Elevation Type
Condensate Trap
Gas Inlet
Ignition Fuel
Ignition System
GasMMSCF/D
Weightlbs
Guide Lines, Self Supporting
Design TIP
4” x 25’4” x 25’
4” Sch. 40
3” 206
Hydraulic
Yes
4” 206
Propane
Continuous Ignition Spark
4 MM/scf/D400’ Per Second
6,000
Self Supporting with Guide Wires
Pipe Standard
1,200
4” Sch. 40
3” 206
Hydraulic
Yes
4” 206
Propane
Continuous Ignition Spark
4-6 MM/scf/D400’ Per Second
11,800
Self Supporting with Guide Wires
Pipe Standard
1,200
6” Sch. 40
3” 206
Hydraulic
Yes
6” 206
Propane
Continuous Ignition Spark
9-11 MM/scf/D400’ Per Second
15,600
Self Supporting With Guide Wires
High Efficiency or Pipe Standard
1,200
6” x 60’6” x 60’4” x 40’4” x 40’
