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Replacement cycle of blast discs

2009-12-23View Original

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Are there any relevant standards or guidelines regarding the replacement cycle of blast valves under conditions of low corrosion?
Reply #22009-12-23
It should be replaced every two years under normal use; once replaced, it can no longer be used
Reply #32009-12-24
On page P346, line 4 of Part 1 of the Process Piping Installation Design Manual, it states: “...Therefore, under normal operating conditions, it should be replaced regularly even if it does not crack (usually at least once a year)...””
Reply #42009-12-25
So it needs to be replaced at least once a year?
Reply #52009-12-25
Yes, it is best to replace it once a year to ensure the safety of the equipment and prevent accidents
Reply #62009-12-25
It still needs to be replaced when the time comes; safety comes first
Reply #72009-12-29
Don’t be afraid of wasting it; it’s like buying insurance – it’s good if it isn’t used
Reply #82009-12-29
In our company, it’s standard to replace them every two years; usually, we only check for any cracks.
Reply #92009-12-29
Our company only replaces things when they break. That’s not responsible for everyone’s safety!
Reply #102016-10-12
The replacement cycle for rupture discs depends on the specific operating conditions; the standard specifies around one year, but this cycle is shortened in corrosive environments. I work in the field of rupture discs – feel free to message me if you have any questions or need assistance. Thank you

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