Tehran Oil Refinery provided detailed explanations on the morning of Sunday, November 8, regarding the thick smoke observed from its flare. This smoke was created due to the activation of flare systems to comply with safety standards and for the emergency discharge of gases. The public relations department of this refinery emphasized that no fire occurred in the refining units and the situation is under the control of operational teams.
Details of the Problem
According to the public relations announcement, the activation of the flare system occurred due to electrical and technical problems. These actions are part of standard safety mechanisms in refining industries aimed at controlled gas discharge and protection of operational units and equipment. However, fuel production at the refinery continues uninterrupted, and there has been no disruption in the production process and continuous supply of petroleum products.
Control and Safety Measures
Operational teams are taking necessary actions to return the systems to normal status. This action is taken to alleviate any concerns regarding the safety of workers and refinery equipment. Tehran Oil Refinery, with a daily production capacity of 250,000 barrels, is recognized as one of the most important centers for oil production and processing in the country. Safety standards at this refinery are designed to minimize potential hazards and prevent any incidents.
Finally, the public relations department of Tehran Oil Refinery has requested that the general public contact the emergency numbers of the refinery's safety unit if they observe any abnormal situations. This action is aimed at enhancing safety and ensuring a rapid response to any potential issues.
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