The SOLA II Flare provides 24x7, on-line, real-time analysis and is the only method tested by the SCAQMD for the purpose of monitoring and recording SO2 emissions. An adaptation of the highly successful SOLA II which has a worldwide installation base, the Flare model offers the unique advantage of two analyzers in a single cabinet. It works around the clock and continuously monitors via a 30-second injection period to provide accurate measurement of flare feed sulfur content.
Based on pulsed ultraviolet fluorescence (PUVF) technology which is known as the most reliable analytical method, the SOLA II Flare offers many advantages including:
- Two independent calibration ranges that allow for two widely varying independent measuring ranges
- Dual PMT power supplies that enable users to set the PUVF sensitivity
- Dual sample injection valves for precise control of the sample size being injected into the system and ultimately the PUVF detector
- Use of less carrier and calibration gases.
Unlike gas chromatograph (GC) systems, the SOLA II Flare continuously monitors and does not experience blind periods that allow for unmeasured flare events. The analyzer also enables actual emission data to be reported rather than engineering or worse case estimates.
Features & Benefits
- 24x7, on-line, real-time analysis of flare feed sulfur content
- Unparalleled response time
- Wide measurement range from 10 ppm to 95% S by volume
- Based on the most reliable analytical method: pulsed ultraviolet fluorescence (PUVF)
- On-line adaptation of well-accepted ASTM D5453 and ISO 20846
- Uses less carrier and calibration gases
- Simple to use and maintain
- Lowest overall operational and maintenance costs
- Reduced installation footprint (combines capabilities of two analyzers into one enclosure)
- Able to comply with any measuring range as mandated today or in the future
SOLA II Flare In the News:
Control Magazine
Penn Energy
SOLA II Flare Recognition:
2007 Distinguished Projects Award
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