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Understanding how burner management systems (BMS) work and how they can benefit your facility's safety and regulatory compliance.

How do you know if you have combustible dust hazards present? Screening and testing of a representative sample of the dust for the paramete

By Warren Johnson, Senior Project Manager, FGS Product Manager Regulatory compliance is a moving target. Codes and standards are under...

Ammonia is used throughout the process industries. However, an ammonia release has the potential to cause health concerns to those on...

n FGS philosophy for a process facility that is not fit for purpose or does not have a firm auditable basis can increase nfpa gas detection

To develop the Fire and Gas system requirements needed by industry, we first needed to understand the regulatory requirements, applicable in

by aeSolutions Technical Team ​ A two‐prong templatized approach to multiple brownfield burner management system upgrades can result in significant cost savings. The first step requires coming up with an equivalent design for the safety instrumented burner management system following the ISA 84 safety lifecycle , as allowed in current NFPA standards. The second step utilizes a templatization approach for multiple units with common functionality that will allow an organizatio