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Looking for recommendations: switches that can be installed on shrapnel. 1 Can it be installed on this? 2 What are some good brands and models?
I don’t know what you mean by that; please send a picture for reference.
There are many types of rupture disks, but one thing is for sure: most of them come with strict usage standards. For general-purpose use, it doesn’t matter; but for products that are of a qualitative nature and used in critical areas, it is necessary to follow the instructions provided, as the production of such products is subject to supervision by safety authorities. If you make changes without permission, you will be held accountable if any problems arise.
Can blast discs also be used as switches? ? ? ?
Sure, I think you could even add a lid to the Pacific!
Does your DCS have any detection mechanisms?
Of course, the white-gloved hand holding that black wire is the long-distance transmission wire. The convex surface of the rupture disc is equipped with fine copper core wires; when the rupture disc breaks, these copper core wires are severed, sending a signal back to the DCS.
Is this built into the burst disc, or what type of instrument is it? Could you provide it? Our rupture discs do not have this design.
1. At the moment of rupture of the burst disc, the pressure is very high; be careful for safety. 2. Will the condensate affect the copper wire grounding? We generally determine whether a rupture has occurred by observing the degree of pressure drop in the pipeline before the burst disc and the discharge from the release outlet: lol
MARSTON in Germany offers an intrinsically safe electrical signal feedback blast disc.
Relief valve alarm indicator – these are used when a burst disc and a safety valve are used in series