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A Characterization of Solution Gas Flaring in Alberta

M.R. Johnson Combustion and Environment Group, Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
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L.W. Kostiuk Combustion and Environment Group, Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
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J.L. Spangelo Alberta Energy and Utilities Board, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Pages 1167-1177 | Published online: 27 Dec 2011

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James D.N. McEwen & Matthew R. Johnson. (2012) Black carbon particulate matter emission factors for buoyancy-driven associated gas flares. Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association 62:3, pages 307-321.
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Matthew R. Johnson & Adam R. Coderre. (2011) An Analysis of Flaring and Venting Activity in the Alberta Upstream Oil and Gas Industry. Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association 61:2, pages 190-200.
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Mariapia Faruolo, Alexandre Caseiro, Teodosio Lacava & Johannes W. Kaiser. (2021) Gas Flaring: A Review Focused On Its Analysis From Space. IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Magazine 9:1, pages 258-281.
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Mohammad Soltanieh, Angineh Zohrabian, Mohammad Javad Gholipour & Eugenia Kalnay. (2016) A review of global gas flaring and venting and impact on the environment: Case study of Iran. International Journal of Greenhouse Gas Control 49, pages 488-509.
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Mehdi Davoudi, Abbas Aleghafouri & Alireza Safadoost. (2014) Flaring networks assessment in South Pars Gas processing plant. Journal of Natural Gas Science and Engineering 21, pages 221-229.
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M. Davoudi, M.R. Rahimpour, S.M. Jokar, F. Nikbakht & H. Abbasfard. (2013) The major sources of gas flaring and air contamination in the natural gas processing plants: A case study. Journal of Natural Gas Science and Engineering 13, pages 7-19.
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Matthew R. Johnson & Adam R. Coderre. (2012) Opportunities for CO2 equivalent emissions reductions via flare and vent mitigation: A case study for Alberta, Canada. International Journal of Greenhouse Gas Control 8, pages 121-131.
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O. S. Ismail & G. E. Umukoro. (2012) Global Impact of Gas Flaring. Energy and Power Engineering 04:04, pages 290-302.
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M.R. Johnson & L.W. Kostiuk. (2002) A parametric model for the efficiency of a flare in crosswind. Proceedings of the Combustion Institute 29:2, pages 1943-1950.
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