Flare Stack Emissions Monitoring Solutions

Stack emission monitoring is the measurement and observation of gases released from an industrial stack or flare system. For upstream oil and gas operations, it can include continuous monitoring for methane, VOCs, and abnormal release events. Modern systems combine gas imaging, operational context, alerts, and data records to help operators understand what occurred, how long it lasted, and whether corrective action is needed.

Flare stack monitoring uses sensors and analytics to observe operating conditions and detect potential emissions events. Well Checked’s approach combines long-wave infrared optical gas imaging, video, acoustic sensing, and AI analysis. The system learns normal site conditions, evaluates multiple data streams, and helps filter routine process activity from events that may require review, dispatch, mitigation, or quantification.

Yes. Well Checked offers continuous methane and VOC leak detection using long-wave infrared optical gas imaging and AI-assisted event validation. The platform is designed to recognize potential fugitive gas events in the context of site operations rather than simply creating an alert for every visible process occurrence. Validated events can be routed to operators for review and response.

Zentinal Core™ evaluates multiple sensor streams and uses an approximately two-day AI Site Learning cycle to establish a baseline for each site. This helps the platform differentiate normal process emissions and recurring operating patterns from unusual fugitive anomalies. Alert-tuning services can further adjust site sensitivity, suppress known non-fugitive events, and refine escalation rules as operating baselines evolve.

Well Checked states that its data output supports alternative-monitoring compliance submissions under EPA methane rule 40 CFR Part 60 Subpart OOOOb. Zentinal IQ™ is designed to quantify emissions after Zentinal Core™ has validated an event, helping create a more defensible record. Operators should confirm their final reporting obligations, methods, and submission requirements with their regulatory and compliance advisers.

Yes. Well Checked’s SCADA Integration Services connect Zensory.ai™ monitoring with existing SCADA workflows. Validated alerts, emissions information, and operational insights can be delivered into the control-room environment alongside dashboard, email, and text notifications. This approach helps operations teams use emissions intelligence without abandoning established dispatch, acknowledgment, or escalation procedures.

When Zentinal Core™ validates a fugitive gas event, the designated operator dispatch team can receive near-real-time notifications through the Well Checked Dashboard, email, text, and SCADA. Well Checked provides response-workflow templates, dispatch runbooks, and rapid-response protocols intended to support acknowledgment, dispatch, and mitigation within 24 hours, subject to the operator’s field resources and site conditions.

Well Checked serves continental US onshore upstream oil and gas producing regions. Its confirmed deployment experience includes a program in the Appalachian Basin. Deployment planning considers site communications, equipment configuration, operational workflows, and the monitoring objectives for each portfolio.