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Discussion on tetrafluoro burst discs

2020-11-01View Original

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One of the mixing tanks in this facility is primarily used for hydrolysis during the production process. However, the rupture disks in this tank failed twice within a year; pressure readings showed no signs of overpressure. The failures of the rupture disks were caused by corrosion, and now it is planned to replace them with rupture disks made of PTFE material. But I haven’t come into contact with it before, so I’d like to ask if anyone has rupture disks made of PTFE. Those who have used them could please share any disadvantages they might have.

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