Industrial Flares: Design and Fabrication
Journal Chemical and Petroleum Engineering
Publisher Springer New York
ISSN 0009-2355 (Print) 1573-8329 (Online)
Issue Volume 37, Numbers 1-2 / January, 2001
DOI 10.1023/A:1017570406326
Pages 29-33
Subject Collection Chemistry and Materials Science
SpringerLink Date Wednesday, November 03, 2004
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SIZE AND RADIATIVE CHARACTERISTICS OF NATURAL GAS FLARES
by : D. K. COOK
M. FAIRWEATHER
J. HAMMONDS
D. J. HUGHES
Chemical Engineering Research and Design - Volume 65a
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DEVELOPMENTS IN DESIGN METHODS FOR PREDICTING THERMAL RADIATION FROM FLARES
by : G. A. CHAMBERLAIN
Chemical Engineering Research and Design - Volume 65a
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EXPLOSION HAZARD OF AIR INGRESS INTO FLARE STACKS
by:
J. P. TITE
K. GREENING
P. SUTTON
Chemical Engineering Research and Design - Volume 67a
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SIZE AND RADIATIVE CHARACTERISTICS OF NATURAL GAS FLARES. PART 2-EMPIRICAL MODEL
by: D. K. COOK
M. FAIRWEATHER
J. HAMMONDS
D. J. HUGHES
Chemical Engineering Research and Design - Volume 65a
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COMBUSTION ENHANCEMENT OF A GAS FLARE USING ACOUSTICAL EXCITATION
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A review of the usefulness of gas flares in air pollution control
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Fireball models for flares in AE Aquarii
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Energy relations of gas estimated from flare radiation in Nigeria
Source: Fuel and Energy Abstracts, Volume 43, Number 3, May 2002 , pp. 181-181(1)
Publisher: Elsevier
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A review of the usefulness of gas flares in air pollution control
Authors: F.A. Akeredolu; J.A. Sonibare
Source: Management of Environmental Quality: An International Journal, Volume 15, Number 6, 2004 , pp. 574-583(10)
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