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Explosion Protection >> Explosion Venting

 


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Fike's Complete Line of Explosion Protection Solutions
 

Explosion Venting Product Guide
 

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Installation Instructions - Explosion Vents


 
CV - The Composite Vent is the most frequently used model for standard applications. The CV is a high performance explosion vent which provides excellent service life and is specifically designed for dynamic operation during venting of explosions from industrial equipment.CV-S - The Bulged Composite Vent with Support provides all the features of the CV, with higher vacuum capabilities, and may be the best choice when pressure cycles and/or equipment vibration are present..CV-CF - The Composite Vent with Core Filling is designed to withstand applications where pressure cycles and/or equipment vibrations are present.CV-SF - The CV-SF  provides all the features of the CV, with higher vacuum capabilities.
CV-I - The Composite Vent with Insulation provides all the features of the CV with higher temperature capabilities.CV-H - The Composite Vent for Hygienic Service is used when a sanitary design is required and there are no vacuum conditions. Vmax - Specifically designed for sanitary applications with vacuum service, the Vmax is a single element vent that is also used for applications involving severe cyclic or pulsing duty.
Sani-V - Fike's Sani-V explosion vents for Clean In Place/Steam In Place applications are made of lightweight, aseptic construction for simplified handling/installation and meets all applicable requirements and standards and it is an exclusive ATEX 95 Approved Vent.  Its integrated frame means faster installation and lower costs.Sani-VS - Specifically designed for Clean In Place/Steam In Place applications and offers excellent service life for vacuum/positive pressures up to 80% of the minimum burst pressure.EleGuard - A single membrane, flat explosion venting device with integrated frame, specifically designed for use in protecting vertical Bucket Elevators from damaging explosions.Fike has a line of products to compliment your Fike explosion vents.
 


Explosion venting is one of the most common and effective forms of passive explosion protection. Explosion venting provides overpressure protection from potential industrial explosion hazards by providing a planned pathway for the expanding gases to escape. Damage to industrial equipment subjected to explosions can be controlled through use of explosion venting.

Fike, a pioneer in the development of explosion venting, continues to lead the way by producing an unsurpassed range of Atex certified explosion venting solutions for all areas of industrial activity. Virtually maintenance free and offering a long service life, Fike explosion vents are an ideal solution for many applications.

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Fike Explosion Vent Benefits:

  • Easy to install
  • Rapid replacement
  • Maintenance free
  • Minimized Risk for Accidental Contamination
  • Optimal Relief Area: Provides 100% venting efficiency
  • Compliance with European ATEX-Directive and NFPA 68 Guidelines
  • High Mechanical Integrity
  • Certified burst pressure
  • High operating ratio
  • Fail safe design will open at or below its certified burst pressure, even if it is damaged
  • Variety of sizes, shapes, and materials to suit your application and process requirements

Explosion Vent Considerations:

  • Difficult to protect equipment inside buildings because combustion by-products (heat, flame, off-gases) must be released or vented to a safe location
  • Does not prevent fire damage
  • Cannot be used if toxic or environmentally detrimental materials will be vented into the atmosphere
  • In some cases very large vents areas may be needed for low-pressure structures

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