Prior to turnaround, the new flare tip was 3D laser scanned at grade and the existing flare tip was scanned from a helicopter. This allowed Rally to cross-check the measurements, ensuring that the new flare tip would integrate seamlessly with the existing stack. Rally also procured a new steam control valve, orifice plates, and various flow, pressure, and temperature instruments.
Rally produced construction work packages (CWPs) for the mechanical, piping, electrical, and instrumentation field work. The packages detailed how to demolish the existing flare tip, install the new tip, revamp the piping, electrically heat trace the drain system, install new instruments, and connect to the new flame front generator control panel.
Rally personnel were on-site to support the turnaround work. All construction activities were executed as per the schedule, with no fit-up issues.
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