When using a flame arrester with a vent valve, is it integrated as one unit, or are the flame arrester and the vent valve separate components that are assembled together on site?

2022-04-01View Original

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When using a flame arrester with a vent valve, is it integrated as one unit, or are the flame arrester and the vent valve separate components that are assembled together on site?

Reply #22022-04-02

Each has its advantages and disadvantages; the integrated design is lightweight and costs less. Split-type units are heavy and costly, but they offer good performance.

Reply #32022-05-08

Isn’t it better to buy a flame arrestor integrated with a breathing valve when purchasing a breathing valve? If the storage tank is connected to pipes, a flame arrester needs to be installed on each pipe exhaust.

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