The Elmac Technologies® patented Cowhorn Arrangement attaches pairs of Flame Arresters & Pressure/Vacuum Relief Valves to a 3-way valve.
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The product functions as a combined end-of-line Pressure & Vacuum Relief Valve and a deflagration Flame Arrester. The Pressure Relief Valve prevents vapour losses up to the specified set pressure and ensures reliable protection against excessive pressure.
The Vacuum Relief Valve prevents the ingress of air up to the specified set vacuum pressure and ensures reliable protection against excessive vacuums.
The Flame Arrester element further protects the equipment against atmospheric deflagrations.
The Elmac Technologies® FAB Valve™ Series incorporates Elmac’s E-Flow™ enhanced crimped ribbon technology in the Flame Arrester element. The channel dimensions of the Flame Arrester element are optimised for deflagration protection; whilst ensuring minimal maintenance requirements and maximum flow performance.
In the event of external ignition, the Flame Arrester prevents flame transmission from entering the piping systems and tanks. The FAB Valve™ Series’ unique operating model allows self-draining of the Flame Arrester element. This allows visual inspection and ensures minimal clogging of the element under normal operating conditions.
Elmac’s FAB Valve™ series has been type-tested to EN ISO 16852 and approved according to ATEX Directive 2014/34/EU.
DN (mm) | 50 | 80 | 100 | 150 | 200 | 250 | 300 |
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A | 320 | 320 | 405 | 452 | 455 | 610 | 645 |
B | 455 | 455 | 560 | 755 | 875 | 925 | 960 |
The Elmac Technologies® patented Cowhorn Arrangement attaches pairs of Flame Arresters & Pressure/Vacuum Relief Valves to a 3-way valve.
This range offers protection against atmospheric explosions, often entering the process via the ignition of a flammable vapour cloud.
This detonation arrester range offers ultimate protection from worst-case scenario explosions. These explosions result from the acceleration of a deflagration flame front and the transition of a pressure wave to a shock wave within a pipe.
This range offers protection from the initial phases of an explosion, usually caused by the ignition of a flammable gas mixture within a pipe.