FGA-1000

Flare Gas Analyzer For Total Sulfur

Solution for monitoring refinery flare gas and subsequent sulfur dioxide (SO2) emissions as mandated by the EPA Rule 40 CFR 60, Subpart Ja

The FGA-1000™ is an online process analyzer utilizing patented Excimer UV Fluorescence (EUVF) Technology to measure Total Sulfur in a variety of applications such as monitoring refinery flare gas and subsequent sulfur dioxide (SO₂) emissions as mandated by the EPA Rule 40 CFR 60, Subpart Ja.

The FGA-1000 has the highest dynamic measurement range of any commercially available analyzer, requiring only a single point calibration without the need for additional sample valves, calibration gases or system hardware. It provides complete TRS Data resulting in the total analysis of all sulfur compounds potentially present in flare gas streams, not just the analysis of a few selected sulfur compounds as with GC-type applications.

Certification or CGA (Cylinder Gas Audit) is seamlessly provided by the incorporated calibration switching configuration and corresponding software menus for easy compliance testing. In addition, the ATOM FGA-1000 does not require installation in an enclosed shelter.

Key Features

Designed for High Concentration Flare Gas Applications
Single Calibration/Single Range (0-50% and up to 100%)
Seamless Integration with GC for EPA Ja Rule Compliance
Outstanding Repeatability
50ppm SD or ±2% of the measured value
25ppm SD with 5-min averaging or ±2% of the measured value
High Linearity
±2% of full scale (Dynamic Range Dependent)

BENEFITS

Single calibration range (0-100%)
Unmatched speed of analysis and response time
Low utility consumption
Lowest cost of operation
Most compact footprint
Does not require installation in shelter

Excimer UV Fluorescence

The FGA-1000 is based on field-proven EUVF technology that is exceptionally stable and utilizes an excitation wavelength that achieves high detection sensitivity. The FGA-1000 is an excellent fit for flare or stack gas applications. The analyzer has excellent linearity up to 100% with a single point calibration. The FGA-1000 is designed for outdoor installation and use in harsh environments as may be required by the refining, gas processing, and other oil and gas industries.

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APPLICATIONS

Process Streams
Flare Gas
Stack Gas
Refined Fuels
LPG
Natural Gas

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Meet compliance requirements
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Graphical User Interface

Intuitive, user-friendly Graphical User Interface (GUI).
Main toolbar utilizes easy drop-down menu screens.
Home screen displays 3 user selectable digital readout and analog bar graphs updated in real-time from the analysis.
Run Cycle Status and current timed events are also refreshed in real-time.
Major system control elements are also incorporated in this home screen.
Calibrate menu allows complete control of the calibration and validation processes, including manual or auto calibration and validation sequencing.
Analytical results acquired during calibration events may be inspected at any time prior to any subsequent calibration.
All other menu screens such as Timed Events, Detector, Analog Output, Digital I/O and System Alarm Settings allow the user to easily monitor or make changes to all aspects of analyzer control and operation.
Includes user setup and password security, as well as plotting of real-time analysis data and historical settings.

Analyzer Response

The FGA-1000 is specifically designed for high-speed analysis and fast response time. This feature enables more rapid, real-time measurements to be performed allowing flare events and emissions to be more accurately monitored and quantified. Emission variations and detail, not apparent with slower responding analyzers, may either be revealed or become more apparent. Although 100-seconds cycle time is standard, the FGA-1000 timetable can be easily reconfigured for a cycle time as fast as 60-seconds if needed.