What is LNG BOG?
Understanding LNG Boil-Off Gas
Why LNG Facilities Need BOG Flare Systems
Safe Pressure Control
LNG storage tanks require effective pressure management. BOG flare systems provide a safe method to dispose of excess vapor when recovery systems cannot handle the generated gas.
- LNG tank pressure control
- BOG management
Methane Emission Reduction
Methane has a high global warming potential. Combustion of BOG converts methane into carbon dioxide and water, reducing direct methane emissions.
- Methane flare system
- LNG emission control
Emergency Protection
During abnormal operating conditions, LNG flare systems provide reliable emergency gas disposal to protect storage equipment and personnel.
LNG BOG Handling Methods
1. BOG Recovery System
BOG can be recovered through compressors and returned to the LNG process or used as fuel gas.
However, during peak conditions, startup, shutdown or emergency situations, additional flare capacity may be required.
2. LNG Flare System
LNG flare systems provide a safe combustion solution when BOG recovery capacity is insufficient or unavailable.
3. Re-liquefaction System
Some LNG facilities use re-liquefaction technology to convert BOG back into liquid LNG.
Flare systems remain an essential safety backup solution.
Zexuan LNG BOG Flare System Solutions
1. Enclosed Ground Flare System
Enclosed ground flares provide low radiation and low visible flame performance, making them suitable for LNG terminals located near populated areas.
- LNG enclosed ground flare
- Flare Tip
- Ignition System
- Control System
- Knockout Drum
- Customized Engineering Design
- Reliable Methane Combustion
- Multiple Configuration Options
- EPC Project Support
- LNG Receiving Terminal
- LNG Storage Facility
- LNG Bunkering Station
- LNG Satellite Station
| Item | LNG BOG Flare System | General Industrial Flare |
|---|---|---|
| Gas type | Methane-rich BOG | Various process gases |
| Temperature | Cryogenic LNG vapor source | Normal process gas |
| Main purpose | BOG management | Waste gas combustion |
| Application | LNG facilities | Oil & gas, refinery |
- BOG Generation Rate
- Gas Composition
- Flare Capacity
- Radiation Requirements
- LNG flare process design
- BOG handling solutions
- Flare package manufacturing
- Enclosed ground flare fabrication
- Skid-mounted flare integration
- Control system configuration
- Commissioning support
