Inspection: Establish an inspection plan for flare burners

Flares are prominent in hydrocarbon processing operations. From afar, they can be spotted burning with a high or low flame, supported by a tall steel structure

Ruwais: Anwer, A.

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Anwer, A. - Ruwais, Abu Dhabi, UAE

Ashfaq Anwer is an Inspection Engineer based in Ruwais, Abu Dhabi, UAE. He has 13 yr of professional inspection experience in ammonia-urea complexes, petrochemical units, and oil and gas industries. He also has extensive expertise in material selection, corrosion mapping and control, fitness-for-service studies, defining inspection framework and implementing inspection plans for old and new units.

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