Should the pressure gauge between the burst disc and the safety valve be remote or local?
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Should the pressure gauge between the burst disc and the safety valve be remote or local?
The pressure gauge between the rupture disc and the safety valve is generally used in a local manner. Local pressure gauges are installed on the equipment to directly measure the pressure inside it, with the pressure value being displayed through a pointer or digital display on the gauge. Remote pressure gauges are typically used in situations where it is necessary to transmit pressure information to a remote location for monitoring. However, in applications between burst discs and safety valves, due to the relatively sudden and sharp pressure changes, local pressure gauges are generally used to monitor the pressure condition in real time. .
Safety valves installed at the top of the tower should use remote transmission
It is best to use pressure transmitters; I usually choose those with an on-site display, which can be used both locally and for remote transmission – the latter being necessary in order to know immediately when the burst disc fails
Me on the 4th floor agree:victory: