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Current Operating Parameters Flow 11Nm 3 /hr Methane content 12% CH 4 Combustion temperature ≤1,010°C No support or ignition fuel needed Fully automated Remote interrogation by text, smartphone or tablet Daily log report via email A Local Authority have purchased their fifth Landfill Systems low calorie gas flare having installed the first in 2010. They selected a second–generation LC50 model from the company’s successful low calorie range. This latest purchase replaces an elevated (‘candle’) flare, installed in 1992, at a remote small historic landfill site. Within weeks of the original installation, the gas flow reduced in flow and methane content to such an extent that the elevated flare could only be operated on a daily timer. Initially the elevated flare ran for 8 hours in every 24 but within a few years the running time reduced to 2 hours per day. This made it difficult to control landfill gas migration to a sensitive receptor. Latterly, the flare was operated in vent mode as combustion of the gas was no longer possible due to low methane. Latest News-Low Calorie Gas Flare No. 42 rolls off the production line Following a pumping trial using the original flare operating in vent mode, sufficient gas flow information was gathered to enable the maximum capacity of a suitable low calorie flare to be assessed. Landfill Systems designed, built and installed an LC50 low calorie flare, which has a thermal capacity of 50kW (equivalent to 10m 3 /hr. at 50% methane). The flare was in- stalled and commissioned, and the original flare was removed for disposal, all on the same day. The new flare is operating continuously with a combustion temperature of over 1,000 O C with no support fuel, at a gas flow of 11m 3 /hr. and 12% methane (equivalent to 13.2kW th ). Continuous gas extraction means that gas migration from the site is now firmly controlled. As a result, site visits will be reduced from weekly to monthly, helped by the comprehensive remote telemetry and data logging systems on board. Call now for more information on our free trial offer—01449744475 .

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Current Operating

Parameters

• Flow 11Nm3/hr

• Methane content 12%

CH4

• Combustion

temperature ≤1,010°C

• No support or

ignition fuel needed

• Fully automated

• Remote interrogation

by text, smartphone

or tablet

• Daily log report via

email

A Local Authority have purchased their fifth Landfill Systems low calorie gas flare having installed the first in

2010. They selected a second–generation LC50 model from the company’s successful low calorie range.

This latest purchase replaces an elevated (‘candle’) flare, installed in 1992, at a remote small historic landfill site.

Within weeks of the original installation, the gas flow reduced in flow and methane content to such an extent

that the elevated flare could only be operated on a daily timer. Initially the elevated flare ran for 8 hours in every

24 but within a few years the running time reduced to 2 hours per day. This made it difficult to control landfill gas

migration to a sensitive receptor. Latterly, the flare was operated in vent mode as combustion of the gas was no

longer possible due to low methane.

L a t e s t N e w s - L o w C a l o r i e

G a s F l a r e N o . 4 2 r o l l s o f f

t h e p r o d u c t i o n l i n e

Following a pumping trial using the original flare operating in

vent mode, sufficient gas flow information was gathered to

enable the maximum capacity of a suitable low calorie flare to

be assessed. Landfill Systems designed, built and installed an

LC50 low calorie flare, which has a thermal capacity of 50kW

(equivalent to 10m3/hr. at 50% methane). The flare was in-

stalled and commissioned, and the original flare was removed

for disposal, all on the same day.

The new flare is operating continuously with a combustion temperature of over 1,000OC with no support fuel, at

a gas flow of 11m3/hr. and 12% methane (equivalent to 13.2kWth). Continuous gas extraction means that gas

migration from the site is now firmly controlled. As a result, site visits will be reduced from weekly to monthly,

helped by the comprehensive remote telemetry and data logging systems on board.

Call now for more information on our free trial offer—01449744475 .