Vertical Flare Ignition Device

Vertical Flare Ignition Device Overview

Vertical flare ignition devices can instantly and accurately ignite toxic and flammable gases emitted from the blowdown line outlet at the instant of a blowdown, eliminating environmental pollution and harm to humans and animals. Flare ignition devices can also be equipped with solar panels. This allows them to charge the device using solar energy, which achieves energy conservation and environmental protection.

Flare ignition devices play a crucial role in oil drilling, safely igniting and incinerating the flammable and harmful gases separated by a mud-gas separator. These devices are designed to be both safe and environmentally friendly. Often used alongside a gas-liquid separator, flare ignitions are widely deployed in oil drilling projects. They offer flexible operation with both wired and wireless remote control modes. Beyond drilling applications, vertical flare ignition devices also find use in tail gas and vent gas processing facilities at refineries and natural gas gathering and transmission stations, helping to manage and dispose of waste gases.

Vertical Flare Ignition Device Features

1. Stainless steel flare head

2. Safety flame arrester

3. Remote control

4. 24V safety voltage

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HDH-3 Electronic Ignition System Technical Parameters

Nameplate diameter of burner (torch)	DN200mm
Burner height	3m
Power supply	DC and AC
AC input voltage	220V
Ignition voltage	16KV
Ignition frequency	100～1000times/minute

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Precautions for Using the Flare Ignition System

1. During transportation and lifting of the burner, be sure to prevent damage to the insulation of the ignition wire.

2. When installing the burner, ensure it is located in an open, fire-proof area.

3. The burner base must be securely fixed to the foundation, using a guy rope if necessary.

4. You should place the electronic igniter in an environment that protects its electronic circuit components from moisture, wind, and dust.