NRS Valve with Rupture Disc
Cylinder Valve-Rupture Disc Combo
Characteristics
Compact Construction
Incorporated the cylinder valve and rupture disc in a single housing
Designed to retrofit to most rupture disc bodies
Features
Wetted Material: 316 L
O-rings: Viton 75; others available
Seat: PEEK Std.
Seat: PCTFE available to 3000 psi
Burst Pressure: See Disc Selection
1/4" FNPT Outlet
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 identified by a color coated dot on the top of the disc retainer. Do not subsitute any other burst disc. A TVI 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 liquefied gases due to small temperature changes may cause a rupture disc to release the cylinder contents. Appropriate regulations and guidelines should be followed to establish safe filling limits
Cylinder Valve-Rupture Disc Combo
Characteristics
Compact Construction
Incorporated the cylinder valve and rupture disc in a single housing
Designed to retrofit to most rupture disc bodies
Features
Wetted Material: 316 L
O-rings: Viton 75; others available
Seat: PEEK Std.
Seat: PCTFE available to 3000 psi
Burst Pressure: See Disc Selection
1/4" FNPT Outlet
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 identified by a color coated dot on the top of the disc retainer. Do not subsitute any other burst disc. A TVI 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 liquefied gases due to small temperature changes may cause a rupture disc to release the cylinder contents. Appropriate regulations and guidelines should be followed to establish safe filling limits
Cylinder Valve-Rupture Disc Combo
Characteristics
Compact Construction
Incorporated the cylinder valve and rupture disc in a single housing
Designed to retrofit to most rupture disc bodies
Features
Wetted Material: 316 L
O-rings: Viton 75; others available
Seat: PEEK Std.
Seat: PCTFE available to 3000 psi
Burst Pressure: See Disc Selection
1/4" FNPT Outlet
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 identified by a color coated dot on the top of the disc retainer. Do not subsitute any other burst disc. A TVI 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 liquefied gases due to small temperature changes may cause a rupture disc to release the cylinder contents. Appropriate regulations and guidelines should be followed to establish safe filling limits