Tehran Oil Refinery, one of the largest refineries in the country with a daily production capacity of 300,000 barrels, activated its flare systems on Sunday morning due to electrical and technical problems. This action was taken in accordance with safety guidelines and operational stability.
Details of the Flare Status and Thick Smoke
The thick smoke observed from the refinery's flare is part of the safety process and emergency gas release, and no fire has occurred in the refinery units. According to refinery officials, the activation of the flare under such conditions is completely natural and is considered part of the standard safety mechanisms in the oil refining industry.
Control of Conditions and Its Consequences
Operational teams at Tehran Oil Refinery have complete control over the situation, and the process is being normalized. According to refinery managers, no issues have arisen in the continuous fuel production process. These processes are designed to ensure the safety of personnel and equipment in the event of technical problems.
Tehran Oil Refinery, with a long history and extensive experience in producing petroleum products, has always strived to improve performance and enhance safety in its operations. This incident highlights the importance of adhering to safety protocols and timely responses to technical issues.
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