During normal operation, the non-return damper blade of the explosion isolation flap is either kept open by the airflow energy or secured by the RPD locking mechanism. The second option offers higher operational safety, ensuring the device remains open without causing unwanted pressure losses in the duct system.
In the event of an explosion, the air shock wave forces the explosion isolation valve to close and lock in the shut position. This passive mechanical action effectively stops the spread of flames and pressure waves through pipelines, providing reliable industrial explosion protection.
- Suitable for pipes from DN 100 to DN 800.
- Mechanical principle of operation. Does not depend on power supply.
- Does not require complex maintenance. It is sufficient to keep the valve free from dirt.
- Can be operated in ambient temperatures from -40°C to 80°C (-20°C to 60°C for versions with electrical components).
- Operation is independent of the concentration of combustible dust in the pipeline, provided that maintenance intervals are observed.