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New Rembe EXKOP system improves combustible dust explosion isolation

August 30, 2019
By Rembe Inc

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For over 40 years, Rembe has been a leader in the innovation of high-quality combustible dust explosion protection safety systems. A safe and effective means of isolating enclosures must be an integral component of such a system. And now, the new and improved Rembe EXKOP isolation system is available for many more applications: for ST 2 dusts, reduced explosion pressures (Pred) of up to 2 bar and larger diameters.

Why isolation?

Isolation is essential to protect adjoining system components against the spread of combustible dust explosions. Tanks, silos, dust collection and other equipment are usually connected by pipelines through which, if an explosion occurs, fire and pressure spread very rapidly. In addition, the intensity of the explosion in connected containers is increased by pressure piling and flame jet ignition.

This sequence of events can be prevented by the Rembe EXKOP isolation system, consisting of a control panel and one or more quench valves. The integrated elastomer seal within the quench valve closes within a few milliseconds,  triggered by a signal from a Rembe Explosion Panel,  a Rembe Q-Rohr, Rembe Q-Box, an infra-red signal or pressure/ temperature sensors.

The quench valve can be safely put back into operation again at the press of a button. The Rembe EXKOP system is fail-safe and easy to test/reset.

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Whether it’s food, pharmaceutical, chemical, wood or metal dust, the EXKOP System keeps dust explosions safely in check.

For over 40 years, Rembe has been a leader in innovation of high-quality combustible dust explosion protection safety systems.  Rembe Inc., located in Charlotte, NC, is your local resource for combustible dust explosion protection, pressure/vacuum relief and dynamic weighing applications. We provide comprehensive solutions to meet your processing needs.

Contact Rembe Inc. today for more information.


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