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or their composite
hose technology and innovation At our purpose built factory hose products and have IMO approvals for hazardous chemicals
we manufacture hose from the highest specification materials and liquefied gases. All marine hoses conform with the
to the most stringent procedures, to produce the highest requirements of the United States Coastguard. Dantec were the
quality and most comprehensive range of composite hose first composite hose manufacturer to achieve IS09002
Composite hose, like other hose, provides the vital flexible The inner wire is permanently in contact with the coupling. The
connection to compensate for vibration, movement or misalignment outer wire is normally in electrical contact but should either of
in a fluid transfer system. the wires be broken Dantec use SURE-LEC electrically
Composite hose has a spiral internal metal supporting wire which conductive seals to guarantee continuity. In order to provide
can be galvanized steel, stainless steel, aluminum or polypropylene the widest range of chemical resistance Dantec swage seals are
coated steel with a spiral external wire which is generally galvanized available in nitrile, butyl or Viton ® elastomers.
Internal wire spiral supports the hose wall and provides resistance
External wire spiral armours the hose against abrasion and impact
damage and binds the layers of fabrics and films tightly together
color coded surface and gives additional abrasion resistance -SPIRAL GROOVE TO
LOCATE INNER WIRE
Film layers act as a sealing medium to ensure that no product
escapes from the hose Films and fabrics can be polypropylene, All the hoses in this brochure are available as complete
polyamide, PTFE, polyester polyaramid or glass By combining assemblies with a wide variety of end fittings such as flanges,
these alternative components in various ways it is possible to quick couplers, NPT nipples and dry break couplings.
produce hoses with a tremendous range of chemical resistance, Common end fitting materials are carbon steel, stainless steel,
working temperatures and pressures bronze, aluminum and polypropylene, although many other
End fittings, As with all types of hose a composite hose assembly materials are also available
swaging system which uses high quality rubber seals, steel or seals. Stainless steel ferrules and Viton ® or butyl seals can
be supplied if required.
aluminum ferrules and couplings to ensure that when prototype
tests are conducted, the hose will burst before the end fitting is Temperature versus pressure. Working pressures are calculated on
expelled This ensures the maximum strength of the hose is fully a minimum safety factor of 4 : 1 burst pressure to working pressure as
specified in BS5 173 This specifies testing at 72 F ±4 F Composite hose
achieved Dantec’s swaging system gives superior results to wire
is manufactured from thermoplastics and accordingly its working pressure
whipping or clamping methods of attachment, and guarantees will be reduced at elevated temperatures (Consult your authorised
electrical continuity to ensure static is fully discharged distributor or Dantec for advice on use at high temperatures).
D ANCHEM C HEMICAL H OSE
Chemical suction discharge hose: BS5842: 1980
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For marine and the most arduous BORE MAX WORKING BEND
Danchem PG DIAMETER PRESSURE RADIUS
DANCHElt4 ~ plant duties, these substantially
W” s constructed hoses have greater
/ INS MM BARS PSI INS MM KG/M LB/FT
Danoil 3, 3AL and 7 all have polypropylene reinforcements. Danoil 9 has polyamide reinforcements. All wires are galvanised mild steel except
Danoil 3 AL which has an aluminium inner wire.
D ANFLON PTFE H OSE
Heavy Duty PTFE Lined Hose:
meets the requirements of the United States Coastguard, IMO Code
This family of PTFE lined hoses is designed for suction and discharge of the most aggressive
chemicals and searching solvents and is generally used where the chemical resistance of
Danflon SG
p o l y p r o p y l e n e is Inadequate Operating temperature up to +140° F.
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BORE MAX WORKING D
BEND WEIGHT
DIAMETER PRESSURE us
RADIUS
USCG. I980
Danflon SSA
For elevated temperatures Danflon SSA, SGA and CGA combine the excellent chemical properties
of PTFE with considerable resistance to heat. Common applications are for molten sulphur and
bitumen. However, they can also be used for many applications where heat renders standard
Danflon GGA Danffon or Danchem hoses unsuitable. Upper limit depends on conveyant and pressure. Please
consult your distributor or Dantec’s Technical Dept.
All Danflon Chemical Hoses have PTFE linings The wires used in construction are indicated by the suffix G= galvanized steel wire S= 316 stainless steel wire For
example Danflon SC has a 316 stainless steel inner wire and a galvanized steel outer wire. The letter A at the end of the suffix indicates a high temperature hose
D ANCHEM C RYOGENIC H O S E
Heavy Duty Cryogenic Hose: IMO Gas Carrier Code & BS4089: I989
- Danchem PA
Danchem PA is constructed from multiple
layers of low temperature thermoplastic fabrics
and films supported internally and externally INS
BORE
DIAMETER
MM
MAX WORKING
PRESSURE
IBARS PSI
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INS
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BEND
RADIUS
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WEIGHT
KKG/M LB/FT
1
with high tensile 316 stainless steel armouring
1 25 25 370 4.0 100 1.0 0.7
wires Galvanized steel may be substituted for
certain applications. All hoses are waged using I .5 38 25 370 5.5 140 1.5 1.0
Dantec’s SURE-LEC system which guarantees 180 2.5
2 50 25 370 7.0 1.7
electrical continuity throughout the life of the
2.5 65 25 370 8.0 205 3.3 2.2
hose. Hoses assemblies are tested to a
minimum of I 5 times their maximum working 3 75 25 370 11.0 280 4.5 3.0
pressure before despatch and issued with test
4 100 21 300 15.5 390 7.5 5.0
certificates (AII hoses have a safety factor of 5. I
on working pressure). Danchem PA heavy duty 6 150 21 300 20.0 510 13.5 9.0
Please note it is important to advise Dantec of the product being conveyed when ordering Danchem PA
cryogenic hoses Temperature range -60° F to + 14O°F For lower temperatures consult our technical
department
N.B. Hoses for ammonia service are identified with a yellow stripe.
H ANDLING T E S T I N G I N S P E C T I O N
Selection Testing
When selecting a hose for extreme conditions, it is not advisable to select a hose At periods not exceeding six months most composite hoses should be tested for
which would. at any time during use. be subjected simultaneously to pressure, electrical continuity using the following procedure:
temperature and bending radius at the upper limits of its specification. Our 1. Lay the hose flat on the ground.
Technical Department will be pleased to give advice on such applications 2.Check that the hose is electrically continuous from end to end. This can be done
using a battery and bell test, but ideally with an ohm meter. The electrical resistance
Installation & Usage should not exceed 10 ohms from end to end. Hoses which are not electrically
continuous from end to end should be retired from service pending inspection.
Incorrect installation can unduly stress hose assemblies leading to a shortened
We recommend the following test procedure should be applied to chemical and
working life or premature failure.
general purpose hose every six months, and to oil and spirit hose every twelve
months.
I Flanged hose assemblies should ideally have one end secured with a floating
flange.
Drain and thoroughly clean the hose.
2 Hose assemblies must not be twisted either on installation or in use.
Visually inspect the hose. Hoses showing any significant damage should not be
3 Hose assemblies subject to movement whilst operating should be installed
tested.
in such a way that flexing occurs in the same plane.
Lay the hose out straight, allowing space for elongation under pressure.
4 When installing hose assemblies note must be taken of m i n i m u m bend radius
Blank off one end and fill with water, taking particular care to release all the air
specification.
from the hose.
For the test duration appropriately pressurise the hose. While this pressure is
Cleaning being maintained, examine the hose for any leaks and test for
situations using a variety of fluids, e g clean water, hot water. sea water, detergents
N.B. A feature of composite hose i s elongation under pressure which i s relatively high
and solvents at ambient temperature.
compared with rubber hose. This characteristic of thermoplastic composite hose cannot
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be used as an assessment of the condition of the hose or an indication of failure.
Inspection
Before each operation hoses should be visually
examined, paying attention to the following points
corrosion. Care must be taken that the maximum working temperature of the hose
is not exceeded. steam lances should not be used. Compressed air may be used Repairs
on open ended polypropylene lined hose but is not recommended for PTFE lined
hoses. Mechanical methods of cleaning must not be used, e.g. pigging. It is It may be possible to repair hoses which
important that the hose i s electrically earthed during cleaning operations. have been damaged in service. This, however,
After service, hoses should be flushed out and drained. Ideally, stored hoses
should be kept off the ground in a straight line in a cool, shaded area.
Our
Approvals... F IRESAFE H OSE
Fire... its discovery ensured our survival yet we constantly strive to control
its power. If you handle flammable or hazardous cargo, you are no doubt
these are enough to contain a minor incident and prevent it from becoming
strong as its weakest link. Flexible hoses form an integral part of the
petrochemical industry, yet in all but the most critical of applications the
resistance and price over other forms of flexible hose, but just like other
With FIRESAFE hose, after thirty minutes of severe fire attack, the hose
carcass is still intact and capable of holding product. From a fire-fighting
hose will not fail catastrophically. Instead, it will gradually burn off the
product as it presents itself to atmosphere.