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Resettable flashback arrestors: These feature a pressure-sensitive cut-off device and a highly visible indicator lever. They are ideal for tough industrial environments. Standard flashback arrestors: A compact safety device offering the standard level of protection, non-return valve, inlet filter, thermal cut-off device and flame- arresting sintered element. Premier flashback arrestors: Sleek brass design with a drop-down shroud indicating the activation of the pressure-sensitive cut-off valve. Torch-mount flashback arrestors: A compact safety device for torches, with flame arrestor of stainless steel construction, non-return valve and filter. 5 A N N I D I G A R A N Z I A C O N DIZIO N A LE 5 A N S D E G A R A N T I E C O N D I T I O N N E L L E 5 JA A R G A R A N TIE O N D E R V O O R W A A R D E N 5 A Ñ O S D E G A R A N TÍA C O N D ICIO N A L 5 A N O S D E G A R A N T I A 5 JA H R E B E D IN G T E G A R A N T I E Linde flashback arrestors feature: Inlet filter – a large stainless steel surface made from wire mesh to prevent foreign matter A. entering the unit. Signal lever (resettable), drop-down shroud (on Premier flashback arrestor). B. Non-return valve (NV) – a spring-loaded valve preventing the backfeed of gas upstream C. of the flashback arrestor. Flame Arrestor (FA) – a large sintered stainless steel element for repeatedly arresting flames. D. Temperature-activated cut-off valve (TV) – a valve that cuts off gas supply in the event of E. sustained, multiple flashbacks or a flame being held in the device. Once activated, this cannot be reset and the unit must be replaced. Linde Premier FBAs also feature: A pressure-sensitive cut-off device (PV) – a valve that isolates the gas supply if a backfeed of F. gas is detected. When this valve is activated, the signal lever B is raised or the shroud drops to alert the user to a potentially dangerous situation. Once the cause of the backfeed has been corrected, the flashback arrestor can be reset and the user can continue in safety. Linde flashback arrestors are precision-manufactured, assembled and individually tested to the highest manufacturing standards. The superior quality of Linde flashback arrestors makes them essential to the Linde range. A. B. F. C. D. E. A. B. F. C. D. E. A. D. C. E. Linde flashback arrestors.

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  • Resettable flashback arrestors: These feature a pressure-sensitive cut-off

    device and a highly visible indicator lever. They

    are ideal for tough industrial environments.

    Standard flashback arrestors:A compact safety device offering the standard

    level of protection, non-return valve, inlet

    filter, thermal cut-off device and flame-

    arresting sintered element.

    Premier flashback arrestors:Sleek brass design with a drop-down

    shroud indicating the activation of the

    pressure-sensitive cut-off valve.

    Torch-mount flashback arrestors:A compact safety device for torches, with

    flame arrestor of stainless steel construction,

    non-return valve and filter.

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    Linde flashback arrestors feature:Inlet filter a large stainless steel surface made from wire mesh to prevent foreign matter A.

    entering the unit.

    Signal lever (resettable), drop-down shroud (on Premier flashback arrestor).B.

    Non-return valve (NV) a spring-loaded valve preventing the backfeed of gas upstream C.

    of the flashback arrestor.

    Flame Arrestor (FA) a large sintered stainless steel element for repeatedly arresting flames.D.

    Temperature-activated cut-off valve (TV) a valve that cuts off gas supply in the event of E.

    sustained, multiple flashbacks or a flame being held in the device. Once activated, this cannot

    be reset and the unit must be replaced.

    Linde Premier FBAs also feature:

    A pressure-sensitive cut-off device (PV) a valve that isolates the gas supply if a backfeed of F.

    gas is detected. When this valve is activated, the signal lever B is raised or the shroud drops to

    alert the user to a potentially dangerous situation. Once the cause of the backfeed has been

    corrected, the flashback arrestor can be reset and the user can continue in safety.

    Linde flashback arrestors are precision-manufactured, assembled and individually tested to the highest manufacturing standards. The superior quality of Linde flashback arrestors makes them essential to the Linde range.

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    Standard flashback arrestors

    Resettable flashback arrestor

    Torch-mount flashback arrestors

    Premier flashback arrestor

    Flashback arrestor flow charts

    Gas Conversion factorAcetylene 1.04

    Methane 1.33

    Propane 0.80

    Oxygen 0.95

    Hydrogen 3.75

    Natural gas 1.25

    Flashback Arrestors

    Part no. Linde description Gas Connection Max. working pressure Weight (g)

    725201 Standard flashback arrestor Fuel G 3/8" LH Acetylene 1.5 bar, Natural gas 5.0 bar,

    Propane 5.0 bar, Hydrogen 3.0 bar

    195

    725205 Standard flashback arrestor Oxygen G 3/8" RH Air/Oxygen 30 bar 195

    725200 Torch-mount flashback arrestor Fuel G 3/8" LH,

    G 1/4" LH

    Acetylene 1.5 bar, Natural gas 5.0 bar,

    Propane 5.0 bar, Hydrogen 4.0 bar

    107

    725206 Torch-mount flashback arrestor Oxygen G 3/8" RH Air/Oxygen 20 bar 107

    725202 Premier flashback arrestor Fuel G 3/8" LH Acetylene 1.5 bar, Natural gas,

    Propane 5.0 bar, Hydrogen 3.0 bar

    321

    725207 Premier flashback arrestor Oxygen G 3/8" RH Air/Oxygen 20 bar 321

    725203 Resettable flashback arrestor Fuel G 3/8" LH Acetylene 1.5 bar, Natural gas 5.0 bar,

    Propane 4.0 bar, Hydrogen 5.0 bar

    600

    725208 Resettable flashback arrestor Oxygen G 3/8" RH Air/Oxygen 10 bar 600

    A flashback is a flame travelling at supersonic speed in the opposite direction to normal gas flow in

    oxy-fuel gas equipment. The backfeeding of gases that promotes flashbacks is generally caused by

    one of the following:

    Excessive pressure. If the flow rate exceeds the nozzle capacity, the gas at the higher pressure then flows into the lower-pressure gas line. This will occur if incorrect pressures

    are used or if nozzles, cutting attachments and welding torches are incompatible

    Lighting up incorrectly with both torch control valves open but one cylinder closed. In spite of better equipment, flashbacks remain a problem in oxy-fuel gas systems. There are many reasons

    for this, including the growing use of welding and cutting equipment by unskilled or semi-skilled

    persons who sometimes short-cut safety procedures in order to save time

    A drop in pressure of either gas due to leaks in the regulator, hose or connections. This results in backfeeding into the low-pressure line

    The reverse flow of gases during temporary storage or shutdown, incorrect closedown procedures or malfunctioning valves or regulators

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    Linde AG Linde Gas Division, Linde Gas Headquarters, Seitnerstrasse 70, 82049 Pullach, Germany Phone +49.89.74 46-0, Fax +49.89.74 46-12 30, www.linde.com