Fuel Gas, Natural Gas & Biofuels

Monitoring flare gas is crucial for a range of purposes. Firstly, it guarantees adherence to environmental regulations within chemical plants and oil refineries. Flaring is employed to incinerate surplus gases that cannot be reclaimed or repurposed; however, it simultaneously emits substances such as greenhouse gases, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and other pollutants.

The vigilant monitoring of fuel gas holds paramount importance in the realm of chemical manufacturing, offering a multitude of advantages. Primarily, fuel gas, being highly combustible, presents a substantial safety concern when not subject to proper surveillance. The absence of effective monitoring can lead to accidents like fires and explosions stemming from unsafe gas utilization. By meticulously tracking fuel gas consumption, manufacturers can promptly detect potential problems and implement necessary corrective measures.