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COMPANY | REMBE


REMBE was established in Brilon, Germany, in 1973, and specialises in pressure relief and explosion safety. The company is represented in more than 70 countries, backed by a large agent network that offers unrivalled engineering support to key industrial areas. Globally, the company as a whole employs around 250 people and boasts international experts in many fields. Core competences include the protection against over pressure, vacuum and explosions, manufacturing from the lowest to highest burst pressures, consultation, research and development up to fabrication of prototype models. While describing operational safety as “a mission to which we’ve dedicated ourselves wholeheartedly for over 45 years”, this independent medium-sized family-owned company supplies products made in Germany, something it describes as “a further bonus for your safety”.


“All global standards which are addressing the risk of explosions tend to become more hazard-oriented and performance-based rather than prescriptive. However, it is the mindset of the people applying and implementing those standards that needs to adjust and adapt”


Driven by this REMBE-DNA, we will take process and explosion safety to the next evolutionary stage with our latest-generation products: With intelligent sensors, smart devices and system-specific engineering, we create a form of artificial intelligence with our REMBE iQ Safety Cockpit that is supporting when processes get into critical states.


PWM: You are also clear that you play to your strengths and choose the best experts to work with you. Tell us about partnerships and why you made those choices. DR. LOTTERMANN: I guess you can picture the following scenario - you are entering a plant area and you think: “I can smell burning”. You start to feel uncomfortable, although temperature sensors or conventional smoke detectors are not indicating a state of alert. What if I tell you that, with our latest partners at ADICOS, we have created another artificial intelligence approach towards the detection of fires and explosions at the earliest stages with the help of so-called GSME and HotSpot detectors. The GSME detector is an artificial nose, “trained” to smell


pyrolysis gases, while the HotSpot detector represents an artificial eye that already detects surface temperature


changes of just 1°C. Paired with the REMBE iQ Safety Cockpit, these two prevention systems can evaluate all changes in the process state and bring the entire system into a safe mode. We have recognised the need for digitisation of Process and Explosion Safety 4.0 in the market and founded a task force at REMBE which consists of colleagues from IT, Service, Engineering and Consulting. External partners for this project have been Advancis,


Fagus GreCon and GTE Adicos – all of them the REMBE´s in their business niche.


Why did we not try to develop everything ourselves? We cannot be good at everything. Hurdles are extremely high for a new idea to become a true REMBE Safety Solution – that´s why we believe it´s only logical to always engage the best available experts in the best interest of our clients.


PWM: Dr. Lottermann, that was very candid. Thank you for your time. DR. LOTTERMANN: It was my pleasure.


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