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Flare, a system that meticulously disposes of a plant's waste gases, is a testament to the precision in industrial operations. Flare stacks, towering structures, are designed with utmost care to route the gas to the atmosphere, usually with a flare tip, ensuring the safety and efficiency of the process.
Flare headers are the piping lines in units that receive relief valve discharges, vents, etc., and route the gas to a flare knock-out drum, which separates any liquid that may have condensed in the header.