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Industry Challenges

Landfill sites generate landfill gas (LFG), a methane-rich byproduct of decomposing waste, throughout a site's active life and for decades after closure. These are the core obstacles landfill operators face:

Gas Composition Drift

LFG composition shifts as a landfill ages, with methane, CO₂, moisture, and trace siloxane levels varying across active and closed cells.

NMOC and Methane Destruction

US EPA Subpart XXX requires high VOC/NMOC destruction removal efficiency, with CPCB enforcing comparable norms in India.

Unattended Site Operation

Closed dumpsites often run with minimal staffing, requiring flares built for automatic re-ignition and continuous PLC-based control.

Multi-Decade Compliance Horizon

Post-closure monitoring can run 30 years or more under frameworks like US RCRA Subtitle D, outlasting typical industrial combustion equipment.

The CRA Edge

At CRA, we engineer landfill gas systems that go beyond compliance flaring, pairing combustion engineering with upgrading technology that turns LFG into a CBG revenue stream.

17+ Years Track Record

Continuous operation at Gorai landfill since closure, certified by the client.

Purpose-Built for LFG

Flares engineered for landfill gas's shifting methane and moisture profile.

Built to API 537

Flare design and construction follow API 537 and CPCB emission norms.

LFG-to-CBG Upgrading

Membrane upgrading turns landfill gas into pipeline- or vehicle-grade CBG.

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