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Blowout valve safety devices cannot be used alone to discharge media with an extremely high toxicity level……

2020-07-01View Original

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Experts, per the regulations: Blast disc safety devices cannot be used alone in situations where the toxicity of the medium is extremely high, highly hazardous, or where there is a risk of explosion, such as with liquefied petroleum gas; in such cases, they can be used in combination with safety valves. Why?
Reply #22020-07-01
Because when the rupture disc breaks, all the material in the tank area is released, which poses a significant risk. Safety valves have a function of returning to their original position, allowing them to prevent the accident from spreading further; therefore, they are not used alone
Reply #32020-07-01
When used in series, if the burst disc fails, there will be no way to stop the flow; by installing a safety relief valve in series, it is possible to shut off the flow after necessary pressure release
Reply #42020-07-03
The burst disc is a one-time use pressure relief component, whereas a safety valve can return to its original position after releasing pressure up to a certain level, thereby preventing further leakage of materials or harmful substances; this indirectly reduces the risks associated with accidents
Reply #52020-07-03
If the blast disc explodes, it really has exploded
Reply #62020-07-03
This post was last edited by goldliyang on 2020-7-6 at 09:24. Once the pressure is relieved through shrapnel, the requirements for protecting the equipment are met; it’s not necessary to release all of the medium. Especially toxic and harmful substances, as well as some relatively expensive media.

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