Super Fabtech India Flare Ignition Systems
A: Classic Flare Ignition – Flame Front Ignition
A flame front generator is a system in which a gas/air mixture is introduced at ground level and flows up a
one-inch line to the pilot burner.
After filling this line with the mixture, it is ignited by a spark. The resulting flame travels to the top of
the flare where the pilot burner is ignited.
- Flame front ignition (gas/air mixture)
B: Gas-Electric Flare Ignition
A premixed, self-aspirating pilot burner with 3 integrated spark plugs. Electrical ignition with three
integrated spark plugs located away from the high heat radiation zone.
- Pilot gas consumption: 3–5 Nm³/hr (26,000–43,800 Nm³/year)
C: Combination of A and B
A hybrid ignition system combining the benefits of both flame front and gas-electric ignition types.
- Pilot gas consumption: 1.5–3 Nm³/hr (13,000–26,000 Nm³/year)
