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BURNER BOOM

The Burner is employed during an offshore well test operation to efficiently combust oil products at surface in order to avoid oil storage and minimize pollution problems. Burners are installed on 30 to 90 feet long booms to reduce heat radiation to the offshore installation and keep flares at a safe and comfortable distance.
Booms are designed with walkways to its burner. The boom plumbing includes the following:

▬ Air line for efficient combustion,
▬ Water line for minimizing heat radiating towards the installation
▬ Relief line from pressure relief valves on various test equipment
▬ Flare line
▬ Oil line

The boom is installed on the rig with a king post, base plate and guy lines.
Vertical guy lines are fixed to the structure of the rig (king post) to support the boom while the horizontal guy lines are used to orient the boom.

 

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Working Pressure:                             1,400-psi
Working Temperature Range:        350 degF
Number of Heads:                             1 – 4
Service:                                              Standard
Standard:                                            NACE MR0175
Code:                                                  ASME B31.3
Connections:
    Oil Inlet (Female):                         3-inch x 602
    Gas Inlet (Female):                                    3-inch x 602
    Water Inlet (Female):                    3-inch x 602
    Air Inlet (Female):                         3-inch x 602
   Relief Line Outlet (Female):          3-inch x 602
Capacity:
Gas:                                        100 MMscfd
Oil:                                          4000 barrels/head/day
Water Shield Capacity:                     12,000 barrels/day
Water Shield Pressure:                     150-psi

 

 

 
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