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DR/ES-V

Flame arrester Device fitted to the opening of an enclosure, or to the connecting pipe work of a system of enclosures, and whose intended function is to allow flow but prevent the transmission of a flame. In-Line Detonation Detonation Explosion propagating at supersonic velocity and characterized by a shock wave (EN 1127-1: 1997). Flame Arresterwith integrated pressure relief valve Pressure-relief valve Valve designed to open and relieve excess pressure and to reclose and prevent the further flow of fluid after normal conditions have been restored. , for stable detonations and deflagrations in right angle design with shock absorber Shock absorber A shock absorber is a device that reduces the kinetic energy of a detonation. , unidirectional

Features

Integration into a Single Device
integration of detonation flame arrestors and valves in a device Device A device is a pipe component that influences the media flow by opening, closing, or partially shutting off the flow channel or by dividing or mixing the media flow.
Optimal Use as Overflow Valve
in venting and gas supply lines
Reduced Number of FLAMEFILTER® Discs
low number of FLAMEFILTER® discs due to shock absorber technology
Fastest Disassembly and Assembly
of single FLAMEFILTER®
Explosion Safety
Provides protection against deflagration Deflagration Explosion propagating at subsonic velocity (EN 1127-1:1997). and stable detonation Stable detonation A detonation is stable when it progresses through a confined system without significant variation of velocity and pressure characteristics.
Check Valve
makes starting the pump easier
Extended Application Range
for elevated operating temperatures and pressures
Spare Parts
cost-effective flame arrester / spare parts
Function and Description

Protects against deflagration and stable detonation

PROTEGO® DR/ES-V series uniquely combines the function of an in-line detonation flame arrester In-line detonation flame arrester A detonation flame arrester is designed to prevent the transmission of a detonation. with the function of a pressure relief valve in one device. The device protects against deflagration and stable detonation. The weight-loaded pallet type valve (5) integrated in the shock absorber (1) of the in-line detonation flame arrester is designed as a pressure relief valve. The set pressure Set pressure Set pressure is the gauge pressure at the device inlet at which the relief device is set to start opening under service conditions. of the valve is adjusted in the factory and can range from 2 to 35 mbar (0.8 to 14 inch W.C.). After the pressure increases 40% from its set pressure, the valve completely opens to yield the maximum volumetric flow.

in-line detonation flame arrester for vent headers

If installed in vent headers connected to storage tanks, the valve pallet Valve pallet Valve pallet is the generic term for the assembly that rests on the valve seat. works as a check valve Check valve A check valve allows flow of the operating media in one direction and prevents flow in the opposite direction. . This means that the product Product Includes equipment, protective systems, devices, components and combinations of these. cannot flow back from the suction line into the tank. Although several functions are integrated in a single housing Housing A housing is a solid shell, which surrounds a content, either protecting the content from external influences, or protecting the environment from the content. , the device is extremely easy to service, which is primarily due to the right-angle design. Once a detonation enters the flame arrester, energy is absorbed from the detonation shock wave by the integrated shock absorber, before the flame is extinguished in the narrow gaps of the FLAMEFILTER® (3). The flame suppression is guaranteed, regardless of the valve pallet position.

For Explosion groups IIA to IIB3

The PROTEGO® flame arrester unit PROTEGO® flame arrester unit The PROTEGO® flame arrester unit is the main component of a flame arrester. It prevents flame propagation. (2) consists of several FLAMEFILTER® discs and spacers firmly held in the FLAMEFILTER® casing FLAMEFILTER® casing Enclosure for FLAMEFILTER® including insert rings. (4). The gap size and number of FLAMEFILTER® discs depend on the operating conditions of the flowing mixture ( explosion Explosion Abrupt oxidation or decomposition reaction producing an increase in temperature, pressure, or in both simultaneously. group, pressure, temperature). This device is available for explosion groups from IIA to IIB3 (NEC group D to C MESG ≥ 0.65 mm). The standard design is approved for an operating temperature Operating temperature Temperature reached when the equipment is operating under design conditions. of up to +60°C / 140°F and absolute operating pressure Operating pressure Operating pressure is the pressure existing at normal operating conditions within the system being protected. up to 1.2 bar / 17.4 psi. Devices with special approval for higher pressures and temperatures are available upon request. EU conformity according to the currently valid ATEX directive. Approvals according to other national/international regulations on request.
Product Data and Features

Dimensions

Dimensions in mm / inches

To select the nominal size Nominal size The nominal size is an alphanumeric designation of size for components in a piping system, used for reference purposes, comprising the letters DN followed by a dimensionless integer that is indirectly related to the physical size of the bore or outside diameter of the connections, expessed in millimeters. (DN), please use the flow capacity charts on the following pages

DN25 / 1"32 / 1¼“40 / 1½“50 / 2“65 / 2½“80 / 3“100 / 4“125 / 5“150 / 6"200 / 8"
a125 / 4.92125 / 4.92153 / 6.02155 / 6.10198 / 7.80200 / 7.87250 / 9.84332 / 13.07335 / 13.19425 / 16.73
b140 / 5.51140 / 5.51183 / 7.20185 / 7.28223 / 8.78225 / 8.86290 / 11.42357 / 14.06360 / 14.17505 / 19.88
c237 / 9.33237 / 9.33305 / 12.01305 / 12.01395 / 15.55395 / 15.55460 / 18.11575 / 22.64575 / 22.64863 / 33.98
c1345 / 13.58345 / 13.58410 / 16.14410 / 16.14530 / 20.87530 / 20.87615 / 24.21790 / 31.10790 / 31.101295 / 50.98
d149 / 5.87149 / 5.87210 / 8.27210 / 8.27275 / 10.83275 / 10.83325 / 12.80460 / 18.11460 / 18.11620 / 24.41

Selection of explosion group

MESGExpl. Gr. (IEC / CEN)Gas Group (NEC)
> 0,90 mmIIAD
≥ 0,65 mmIIB3C

Selection of max. operating pressure

Expl. Gr.DN25 /  1"32 / 1¼"40 / 1½"50 / 2"65 / 2½"80 / 3"100 / 4"125 / 5"150 / 6"200 / 8"
IIAPmax4,0 / 58.04,0 / 58.04,0 / 58.04,0 / 58.02,9 / 42.12,9 / 42.12,0 / 29.02,0 / 29.02,0 / 29.01,2 / 17.4
IIB3Pmax3,0 / 43.53,0 / 43.52,0 / 29.02,0 / 29.02,0 / 29.02,0 / 29.01,5 / 21.71,4 / 20.31,4 / 20.31,1 / 15.9

Specification of max. operating temperature

≤ 60°C / 140°FTmaximum allowable operating temperature in °C
-Designation

Flange connection type

EN 1092-1; Form B1
ASME B16.5 CL 150 R.F.

Material selection for housing

DesignBCD
DesignSteelStainless SteelHastelloy
Heating jacket (DR / ES-V-H-...)SteelStainless SteelStainless Steel
Cover with shock absorberSteelStainless SteelHastelloy
GasketsPTFEPTFEPTFE
Valve seat Valve seat The valve seat is a component on which the valve pallet rests when the valve is closed. Stainless SteelStainless SteelStainless Steel
Flame arrester unit Flame arrester unit Flame arrester casing with FLAMEFILTER® set. AC, DE

Material combinations of flame arrester unit

Design ACDE
FLAMEFILTER® cageSteelStainless SteelStainless SteelHastelloy
FLAMEFILTER®*Stainless SteelStainless SteelHastelloyHastelloy
Spacer Spacer The spacer is a component that is generally used in a PROTEGO® flame arrester as a spacer within the FLAMEFILTER® se Stainless SteelStainless SteelHastelloyHastelloy

Selection of valve pallet

DesignABC
Pressure rangeIIIIII
Set pressure [mbar]+2.0 up to +3.5>+3.5 up to +14>+14 up to 35
[inch W.C.]+0.8 up to +1.4>+1.4 up to +5.6>+5.6 up to 14
Valve palletAluminiumStainless SteelStainless Steel
SealingFEPFEPMetal to Metal
Applications

Floating-Roof Storage Tanks

Processing Facilities

Vapor Combustion Systems