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BURST SENSOR
September 1st 2005

Elfab now fits its ATEX-approved, non-invasive and reusable Integral Flo-Tel sensor to Opti-Gard, Safe- Gard, Posi-Gard, Vac-Gard, Arma- Gard, bursting panels and flat and domed composite discs.

Integral flo-Tel is installed on the vent side of bursting discs and is activated by the operation of the disc itself. During operation, a magnet arcs away from its rest position, removing the magnetic field from the sensor, and comes to rest in a position that no longer influences the sensor. The sensor switches to its fail-safe condition of an open circuit, and a latched alarm condition is the result.

More articles from Elfab Limited:

Burst detection system launch (1st July 2008)

Elfab has launched Radio-Tel, an ATEX-approved burst detection system. The new system combines wireless technology with Elfab's non-invasive detection system, Flo- Tel+.

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Bursting discs for the modern engineer (1st July 2007)

In recent years, requirements for an efficient, flexible process plant have forced plant engineers to look beyond the simple bursting disc and consider pressure-relief systems that are compatible with wider business issue

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Low-pressure bursting disc (1st November 2006)

The latest addition to Elfab's Opti- Gard range has been developed specifically for low-pressure applications from 2psig.

Opti-Gard SoLo is described by Elfab as 'the most technically- advanced, reverse-acting bursting disc

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New holders for bursting discs (1st March 2006)

Universal, slimline holders have been introduced by Elfab for its bursting disc range.

From Plant process control

Non-invasive Burst Detection (1st January 2006)

Lucite International (LI), supplier of Methyl Methacrylate is using pressure management systems from Elfab to safeguard production processes at its Billingham site in stockton-on-Tees.

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New detector (1st July 2005)

Elfab‘s new, non-invasive and reusable detector meets the ATEX Directive (Atmospheres Explosible) 94/9/EC. Using the intrinsic safety method of protection it has been awarded the highest level of protection for electrical equipment for use in explosi

From Production engineering

SIMPLE PRESSURE RELIEF (1st May 2005)

Elfab has launched a new range of bursting disc plugs that have been developed to provide standard, simple-to-install pressure relief.

From Plant process control

Elfab discs improve safety (1st March 2005)

Speciality chemicals manufacturer Rohm and Haas, in conjunction with engineering partner ABB, has installed Elfab Amourgraph graphite bursting discs with Integral Flo-Tel detection.

From Plant process control

BURST-PANEL (1st January 2005)

Elfab has extended its Flo-Tel burst-detection range into the bursting panel market with the introduction of Panel Flo-Tel.

From Health safety welfare

For hygienic pressure relief (1st November 2004)

Elfab has developed a pressure relief system for use in aseptic and hygienic process conditions.

From Health safety welfare

Double disc solution (1st July 2004)

A pressure-relief assembly has been designed by Elfab to prevent environmental contamination in severe process conditions.

From Plant process control

Disc contract (1st July 2004)

Elfab has signed a preferred supplier partnership with GlaxoSmithKline Cork. The two-year agreement confirms Elfab as the exclusive supplier of bursting disc and detection systems to GSKs primary manufacturing facilities in Ireland.

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