Flare
Management
The purpose of Flare Management Systems Inc. is to ensure
your flare permit requirement are met in the safest and most economical
way possible and at the same time getting the most accurate and
complete flow test data.
 A
flaring operation managed by FMS will ensure success from the permit
application process to the field operations and to the end of job
report.
We will provide qualified flare technicians, support
and management staff who have more experience than anyone else in
the flaring industry. We have the best technology available to successfully
guide you through any flaring operation - simple or complex, big
or small.
We will save you time and money without compromising
the regulatory standards for a safe, efficient flaring program.
Flaring
Brief
Traditional Flare Management Plan
Restrictive
limitations based on WORST CASE SCENARIO. Formulated using historical
weather information.
 Pro's:
- Used when
accurate formation data is not critical
- Smaller (non-complex) projects.
- Simple start/stop permit
management plan
- save $ not using complex
monitors and forecasting.
Con's:
- On again/off again subject
to wind and weather.
- Projects can take longer
waiting to start/stop flaring.
- No options if problems occur.
- May require substantial
fuel gas enrichment.
Real
Time Plume Dispersion Modelling Flare Management Plan
Uses
real time wind, weather, H2S concentration and flow rate information
to predict and measure actual plume concentrations... up to 24 hours
in advance.
 Pro's:
- Meet and
surpass safety requirements of permit without the stringent limitations
of a traditional flare management plan.
- Used for
larger (complex) projects with site specific public and environmental
concerns.
- Get the
most accurate formation data possible in the shortest time.
- Uses sophisticated
monitoring and forecasting tools.
- Start flaring
sooner, continue flaring when weather and well flow changes, use
fuel gas only when forecast suggests it is required (saving $
thousands).
- Skilled
on-site permit management technicians (PMT's).
Con's:
- Higher cost for manpower
and equipment.
- Longer deployment time.
For more information about any of our products or services, please
contact us any time.
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