No guarantee can be given in respect of this translation August 2000

Burn-down safety tube

SN 909
(copper bridge)
In all cases the latest German-language version
of this standard shall be taken as authoritative

Dimensions in mm

Burn-down safety tubes must be installed in all oxygen lines (O2) in which the flow rate exceeds 8 m/s.

All lines up to DN 80 must be provided with a burn-down safety tube every 100 m,
all lines of DN 100 and above, every 50 m.

Depending upon the locations of valves and fittings, and measuring instruments, distribution stations are provided with several
burn-down safety tubes for protecting these elements.
Pipe lines passing over rails and roads must be equipped with burn-down safety tubes in front of and after each overpass.

Fixed flange PN 40 in steel Loose flange PN 40 in steel and steel collar

In case of changes this printout is not taken into account!

Copper tube acc. to DIN 1754

Designation of a complete burn-down safety tube with bolts and nuts for nominal diameter 40:

Burn-down safety tube SN 909 – DN 40 St/Cu

Weight
DN D k d s Bolt holes Bolts Nuts
kg/unit
20 105 75 25 M12 x 70 M12 4
4 x ∅ 14
25 115 85 30 M12 x 70 M12 4
2,5
32 140 100 38 M16 x 80 M16 7
40 150 110 44,5 4 x ∅ 18 M16 x 80 M16 8
50 165 125 57 3 M16 x 80 M16 10
65 185 145 76 M16 x 90 M16 16
4 8 x ∅ 18
80 200 160 89 M16 x 90 M16 19
100 235 190 108 8 x ∅ 22 M20 x 90 M20 28
125 270 220 129 5 M24 x 100 M24 38
8 x ∅ 26
150 300 250 159 M24 x 100 M24 45

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SN 909 : 2000-08

Materials: Flanges and collars made of: C22

Tube made of: SF-CuF25
Hexagon head bolts acc. to ISO 4014/4017 made of: 8.8 electrogalvanized
Hexagon nut acc. to ISO 4032 made of: 8 electrogalvanized

Design/implementation: The copper tube is inserted and hard-soldered.

All parts are pickled, neutralised and free of oil and grease.

Supplier: BEDA - Oxygentechnik

Armaturen GmbH
40885 Ratingen/Germany