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High-temperature medium rupture disc!

2009-07-21View Original

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There is a high-temperature gas medium for which a rupture disc is required, but the rupture disc cannot withstand such high temperatures (600 degrees); therefore, thermal insulation measures are needed. How should these measures be implemented? Whoever has experience in this area, I earnestly ask for your advice!
Reply #22009-08-25
A response has been given; please check your previous post. Add an insulating layer, similar to a dual rupture disc, and that will do.

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