Fugitive emissions are often characterized as gases or vapors that accidentally leak from industrial equipment. They have a considerable negative impact on health, safety, and the environment. According to the American Petroleum Institute (API), low leakage or low fugitive emission refers to either no or very little (100 ppm up to 5 years) valve leakage.
And you certainly cannot afford to have leakage issues, right?
It increases the risk of health, safety, and cost as well.
According to surveys, valves and flanges account for a significant number of emissions, whereas valves are the primary source of problems. They are a threat to the environment as well as your industrial operations. But these emissions can be greatly controlled with an integrated approach.
The best method to reduce or prevent fugitive emissions is by choosing the appropriate valve technology and keeping them in good shape. The industry as well as individuals and communities throughout the world would benefit from a significant decrease in the emissions brought on by activities involving oil and gas.
And what is the most suitable solution?
Low Emission Packing to the rescue!
Low Emission Packing products meet and exceed the lowest emission regulations set by the Government. You can minimize the harmful impacts of the oil and gas industry with low-fugitive products. It restricts the detrimental effects caused in the In upstream, midstream, and downstream valve applications.
These low-emission valves usually provide improved durability and operational efficiency since they are typically efficient at eliminating fugitive discharge from
