Gas Sampling Systems - Rupture Discs

Characteristics

  • Compact Construction
  • Design to be mounted in line between a cylinder and a mini valve

Features

  • Body Material: 316L
  • Retainer Material: 316L
  • Designed for a Metal to Metal Seal
  • Rupture Disc Material: Alloy 600

Dimensions:

Rupture Disc Assembly

Part No. TR-RDT-A

Rupture Disc Assembly - Part No. RDT-1750-A

Burst Disc Configurations*

Burst Disc Configurations

Part No. Burst Pressure Diameter
TR-RD-1750-44-A600 1800 psi 0.44
TR-RD-1750-56-A600 1800 psi 0.56
TR-RD-2950-44-A600 3000 psi 0.44
TR-RD-2950-56-A600 3000 psi 0.56
TR-RD-5000-44-A600 5000 psi 0.44
TR-RD-5000-56-A600 5000 psi 0.56

Rupture Disc Side View

Notes:

  • Do not use a rupture disc in a location where the sudden release of the material would pose a hazard.
  • The burst pressure is marked on the top of the disc retainer. Do not subsitute anyother burst disc. A DeTec disc must be used.
  • Make certain there is an isolation valve between the system being sampled and the rupture disc assembly. This is necessary so the system can be closed if the disc bursts.
  • Expansion of liquified gases due to small temperature changes may cause a rupture disc to release the cylinder contents. Appropriate regulations and guidelines should be followed to 1.88 establish safe filling limits.

* FLAT RETAINER RING IS STANDARD

FITS MOST RUPTURE DISC HOLDER OF THE SAME DIAMETER

Can be use with a Teflon Gasket

SULFINERT® COATING AVAILABLE

See these pages for the Rupture Disc Combo and the Relief Valves:

Cylinder Valve-Rupture Disc Combo

DOT 3E Cylinder - Relief Valves

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