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Nuclear power plant rupture disc devices

2009-02-22View Original

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I encountered a quite complex issue related to rupture discs in the steam-water separation regenerator of a nuclear power plant, and I would like to seek advice from everyone: this rupture disc system consists of two rupture discs – one in an inverted arch shape at the bottom, and another in an upright arch shape at the top – with the two being used in series. What exactly does this mean? Why is it used this way? Is there any special design?

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