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Selection of safety valves and rupture discs

2016-07-08View Original

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I would like to ask everyone for advice. The reaction vessels in our company are used for production under normal pressure at temperatures below 120°C. To prevent accidents caused by accidental operations during material feeding that could lead to sudden overpressure or overheating inside the vessel, I wonder whether it would be appropriate to install a safety valve or a burst disc. Additionally, there are no spare connection flanges available on the top of the vessel; is it possible to install a tee on the pipe leading to the condenser? Thank you!
Reply #22016-07-08
Safety is the best. If it is directly connected to the reactor without any valves for separation, it is possible. Additionally, the pressure relief pipeline after takeoff needs to be considered
Reply #32016-10-09
If pressure rises sharply in a short period of time, it is recommended to use rupture discs; safety valves may not have enough time to open in order to release pressure. I work in the manufacturing of domestic rupture discs. If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to contact me via QQ: 2407544568

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