Flame Arresters
Flame Arresters (FA):
A Flame Arrester is an indispensable safety device employed in diverse industrial applications to safeguard storage tanks and vessels from potential flame propagation and explosion risks. These arresters are engineered to automatically intercept and extinguish flames, preventing any potential damage to the tank and ensuring the safety and integrity of the stored contents
Corsair Valve Services - Your Trusted Source for Flame Arresters:
At Corsair Valve Services, we are dedicated to providing an extensive range of Flame Arresters that come in various designs and configurations, including end-of-line and in-line configurations, offering exceptional versatility to accommodate different applications. We partner with multiple manufacturers to ensure that our customers have access to the most suitable and high-quality Flame Arresters for their specific needs.
Key Features:
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Body Sizes: Our Flame Arresters are available in various body sizes to suit different applications:
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3/4", 1", 1 1/4", 1 1/2", 2", 2 1/2", 3", 4", 5", 6", 8", 10", 12"
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End Connections: Choose from a variety of end connections that fit your setup:
NPT (National Pipe Thread)
FLANGED (Flanged End)
RP (Reducing Pipe)
BSPP (British Standard Pipe Parallel)
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Temperature Range: Our Flame Arresters can handle a wide temperature range.
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Inlet Pressures Range: Flame Arresters effectively manage varying pressure conditions.
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Body Materials: Select from durable body materials that suit your requirements:
CS (Carbon Steel)
SST (Stainless Steel)
Choose Corsair Valve Services for top-quality Flame Arresters, backed by expert advice and exceptional customer service. Safeguard your operations with reliable tank protection solutions from Corsair Valve Services
Corsair Valve Services also specialises in the maintenance and calibration of breather valves from all brands, adhering to API 2000 and ISO 28300 standards, which also includes conducting a leak test. Other service providers may lack the necessary equipment for conducting leakage tests, leading to critical omissions during servicing. In addition, insufficient knowledge of industry standards such as API 2000, ISO 28300, and EEMUA 231 can result in inadequate servicing and testing. Therefore, when selecting a service provider to maintain your breather valves, it is crucial to ensure that they possess the appropriate expertise, equipmemt and adhere to industry standards in their service and testing procedures.
"How do they work ?"
Pressure and Vacuum Relief Valves, commonly known as Low Pressure and Vacuum Relief Vents, Breather Valves, Conservation Vents, or Tank Vents, serve a crucial role in safeguarding atmospheric storage tanks. They are specifically engineered to prevent over pressurisation or excessive vacuum conditions, as well as minimise the evaporation of tank contents into the atmosphere.
The need for pressure and vacuum relief arises in various situations, including:
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Displacement: When an atmospheric storage tank is being filled or emptied.
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Thermal events: Occurrences related to temperature changes.
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Fire conditions: Protecting the tank during fire incidents.
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Other events: Instances such as equipment failure that can impact tank pressure or vacuum levels.
These valves play a vital role in maintaining the integrity and safety of storage tanks by regulating pressure and vacuum levels in a controlled manner