Accessories

Dust Explosion Venting solutions can be provided with a range of accessories from components which assist in installation to sensors which interface with controls devices Detail on the complete range of venting accessories can be viewed here.

Accessories for explosion vents.


Gaskets

All discs are supplied with "factory-installed" integrated flange gaskets. The standard material is EPDM and can be used from -40 °C to +120 °C. As an alternative the following standard materials are available:

White FDA Silicone - 50 °C to +200 °C
Klinger - 100 °C to +400 °C
Ceramic -100°C to +900 °C
Other materials can be supplied on request


Insulation

Insulation consists of a fire-proof mineral wool according to DIN 1259. The insulation is directly mounted to the "vent- side" of the explosion vent and is protected by a light-weight aluminium cover with a water-tight seal. It is secured to the disc to prevent it from flying away during venting. BRILEX insulation does not have any affect on the venting relief capability or efficiency. This has been proved by notified bodies in many dynamic explosion tests. Optional insulation thickness can be supplied to meet the customer's specifications.

Insulated BRILEX - KE.


Mounting Frames

The necessary outlet flange for types GE / KE can also be supplied. The following material is available: Zinc plated carbon steel or stainless steel.


Burst Sensor - SE

To monitor an installation a burst sensor type SE can be installed. The sensor signals the opening of the bursting disc so that equipment such as fans or rotary valves can be switched off. SE sensors are installed separately also just above the explosion vent. This enables SE sensors to be easily adapted to existing installations.They are also suitable for the food industry.


Burst Sensor -SE - HT

The SE sensor is complemented by the HT sensor, which is also suitable for use at high temperatures.


Burst Sensor SE - WIRE

Another alternative is the Sensor SE - WIR

The cable loop is torn when the explosion vent is opened. It results in the electric circuit interruption and a continuous, highly resistant signal is generated. The signal communicates explosion and immediate installation cut off.


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