Our Portable Flare Pit Tanks are designed to help oil companies and drilling contractors achieve the highest environmental standards while drilling

Flare tanks were originally used to replace flare pits for drilling operations in zero or low disturbance areas. The use of flare tanks has become much more common in last few years due to environmental and safety reasons. The cost of the clean up of a spill after a large kick or blow out due to pit failure can run into the thousands of dollars. While utilizing a Flare Tank, you’re eliminating the possibility of contaminated fluids seeping into the ground and damaging valuable well water tables. The stacks can be safely ignited 100 ft from the tank. The flare tank will handle a 10 cube kick and has a 10 meter unload hard line in case the tank should need to be emptied during well control operations. This mud can be returned to the rig tanks for use. As far as safety is concerned using a flare tank well gas can be safely burned off 16 feet in the air using positive electronic ignition. electronic ignition.

Tank Use
Our tanks come with 2 – 8” vent lines (from the rig degassers) that run directly to stacks on the flare tank. These lines swivel 180 degrees as well as slide 20 inches back and forth. The units also have 2 schedule 80 - 4” gut lines (fromthe rig manifold shack). A schedule 80 - 6” diverterline (if a diverter is used on surfacecasing the 6” line must run from the diverter to the tank with no restrictions. These 3 lines swivel 180 degrees. Our Igniters are the most dependable Igniters on flare tanks in the field today.

Key Features

• Propane Tank Complete with 100 ft of Hose
• Wired Flare Control Panel with 100 ft of Cord
• 30 ft Load Line to draw fluids from the Tank
• 110 Volt Ignition - Propane Pilot
• 2-8” Vent Lines, 1000 psi with 20” Slides
• 2-4” Flare Lines, 2000 psi
• 1-6” Diverter or Flare Line 1000 psi
• 36” Poor Boy Degasser
• 3 Stacks