landfill flare stacks
High temperature (HT) flare stack provides an ideal solution to meet the growing number of EU directives on emissions from landfill gas flares.There are two types of flare stack we can provide.
Open flares burn landfill gas as open flames, though
a windshield is normally fitted. Open flares are
also known as elevated flares.
Enclosed flares burn landfill gas in a vertical,
cylindrical or rectilinear enclosure, the
enclosure is often insulated to reduce heat losses and
allow operation at higher temperatures. Enclosed
flares are also known as ground flares.
gas monitoring systems
Greenfield Technical Services Ltd provide you a complete service for investigation, report and management of contaminated land
The screen display to the right shows a typical landfill site
with clear overview and alarm displays, plus a button at
each bore hole which provides graphical plots of gas levels.
The data automatically gets sent back to the office for archiving and
analysis. Alarms can be sent via a pager, mobile phone, fax or e-mail.
The screen display to the right shows a typical landfill site
with clear overview and alarm displays, plus a button at
each bore hole which provides graphical plots of gas levels.
with clear overview and alarm displays, plus a button at
each bore hole which provides graphical plots of gas levels.
The data automatically gets sent back to the office for archiving and
analysis. Alarms can be sent via a pager, mobile phone, fax or e-mail.
The screen display to the right shows a typical landfill site
with clear overview and alarm displays, plus a button at
each bore hole which provides graphical plots of gas levels.
We provide full servicing and maintenance of a complete site
Aerial view of the above site we fully maintain and service on a large reclaimed landfill site in europe.
Each unit is remotely monitored on a 24/7 basis to monitor gas levels on the reclaimed landfill site and send data back to the client.
Image on the left taken from Google Earth
Each unit is remotely monitored on a 24/7 basis to monitor gas levels on the reclaimed landfill site and send data back to the client.
Image on the left taken from Google Earth
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