Explosion isolation system
Products Explosion isolation system Improved EXKOP isolation system is now available for more applications such as ST 2 dusts, reduced explosion pressures (Pred) of up to 2 bar, and larger diameters. Jan. 5, 2024 Add Us On Google Courtesy of REMBE Improved EXKOP isolation system is now available for more applications such as ST 2 dusts, reduced explosion pressures (Pred) of up to 2 bar, and larger diameters. Also, the system’s new EXKOP Express controller allows for much greater connectivity. Explosion isolation system protects adjoining areas and system components against propagating combustible dust explosions through connected pipelines. System consists of a control panel, such as the new REMBE Express, triggering devices and one or more fast-acting isolation devices. In the event of an explosion detection by either infrared optical sensor or pressure switch signals, the controller activates the connected explosion isolation systems such as the REMBE QV II or QV III quench valve. REMBE Sign up for our eNewsletters Get the latest news and updates Sign Up Related Dust collection system design depends on proper transport velocity selection UX design improves safety in the process industries Sponsored FactoryTalk PharmaSuite MES: Streamlining Batch Processing within the Life Sciences Industry Sponsored FactoryTalk PharmaSuite MES: Streamlining Batch Processing within the Life Sciences Industry Trending Ask a Powder Pro: When purchasing a bulk solids handling system, how do we define up-front project scope and performance requirements to avoid issues and costly change orders later? From data silos to unified insight: The new reliability ecosystem for modern manufacturing From alarm floods to actionable alerts: A practical guide to alarm rationalization in process plants Sponsored Picks Sponsored FactoryTalk PharmaSuite MES: Streamlining Batch Processing within the Life Sciences Industry Sponsored FactoryTalk PharmaSuite MES: Streamlining Batch Processing within the Life Sciences Industry Load More Content