crusty1
Industrial
- Apr 26, 2004
- 4
We have had several failures of rupture discs on our steam turbine. The disc is currently aluminum. We are going to try anodized aluminum. The problem seems to be corrosion for some reason.
Another problem is the between the rupture diaphragm is a rubber disc. It always seems to be breaking down as well. I think an improved material would be EPDM. Is there any concerns with this.
Our turbine back end temp is about 130 deg F at less than 8"H2O absolute. We use Cortrol, Optisperse, and Steamate for our internal water treatment.
Another problem is the between the rupture diaphragm is a rubber disc. It always seems to be breaking down as well. I think an improved material would be EPDM. Is there any concerns with this.
Our turbine back end temp is about 130 deg F at less than 8"H2O absolute. We use Cortrol, Optisperse, and Steamate for our internal water treatment.