Burst pressure of rupture disc
Burst pressure of rupture disc
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Are pressure cycles in a system considered during design of burst pressure of rupture disc. Can someone give me knowledge on this ?
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Are pressure cycles in a system considered during design of burst pressure of rupture disc. Can someone give me knowledge on this ?
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RE: Burst pressure of rupture disc
Note that this is just one of the inherent problems (modes of premature failure) when using a rupture disk instead of a relief valve. If you need maximum system reliability, use a PSV instead of a disk.
RE: Burst pressure of rupture disc
Vendors can advise further but I agree with don. Pressure cycles and bursting discs is a bad combination.
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(note there are 5 pages of the article)
It explains all the terms and all one needs to know when specifying bursting discs:
Dejan IVANOVIC
Process Engineer, MSChE
RE: Burst pressure of rupture disc