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Inside the seal
Cut open to show how it works: purge gas collects under the outer head and the inverted cone keeps air from getting down the stack.
Scroll to see how it is built · drag to turn it round
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The seal in a flare stack that stops air creeping down into the stack: an outer shell with an inverted inner cone, flanged into the stack, fabricated to the licensor’s drawing.
Scroll: the camera moves to each part in turn and ends on the exploded view. Drag to turn it round yourself.
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Cut open to show how it works: purge gas collects under the outer head and the inverted cone keeps air from getting down the stack.
Scroll to see how it is built · drag to turn it round
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The outer shell and conical heads, rolled and welded, with stiffener rings.
Used here for: Shell and heads
In 2024 we were the only buyer of Deratech’s 20 kW, 12 m laser.
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The inner tube and inverted cone: the part that makes it a seal. Fit-up is checked before the shell is closed round it.
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Flanges machined flat so the seal bolts into the stack without leaks.
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Drain and instrument nozzles, a manway, and lugs for the lift.
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See Elevated Flare Stacks for the stack itself.
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Shell, baffle, flanges and nozzles: every member numbered, match-marked and packed in erection sequence.
We fabricate to your drawings and prove the fit in our own bay before anything ships. Open any line for the detail.
Talk to an engineerWe fabricate to your design, from plate to a packed container. An engineer will tell you honestly how we would build it.