Rupture Discs
What is a Rupture Disk?
Ever heard of rupture disks? Chances are, if you’re not deep into engineering, this device might be a bit mysterious. But here’s the thing – it plays a crucial role in keeping processes safe. Let’s break it down.
A rupture disk is a type of safety device that doesn’t reclose. In simple terms:
A rupture disk is a type of safety device that doesn’t reclose. In simple terms:
- It relieves pressure.
- It doesn't close back up.
It relieves pressure.
It doesn’t close back up.
Unlike pressure relief valves that close after doing their job, rupture disks stay open. They are essential for safety, often working together with relief valves. We’ll dive deeper into the details in another article, but for now, let’s focus on the basics of rupture disks.
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