API-RP-576
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Rupture disk problems are often associated with improper handling, installation, and selection. The following should be considered. • proper orientation. • Once a rupture disk is removed should not be reinstalled. • An improper torque could affect the opening pressure of the disk • Touching the rupture disk surface could lead to localized corrosion • Appropriate burst temperature should consider ambient heating or cooling. • installed away from unstable flow patterns to avoid premature failures Fion Zhang/ Charlie Chong
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Rupture disk problems are often associated with improper<br />
handling, installation, and selection. The following should<br />
be considered.<br />
• proper orientation.<br />
• Once a rupture disk is removed should not be reinstalled.<br />
• An improper torque could affect the opening pressure of<br />
the disk<br />
• Touching the rupture disk surface could lead to localized<br />
corrosion<br />
• Appropriate burst temperature should consider ambient<br />
heating or cooling.<br />
• installed away from unstable flow patterns to avoid<br />
premature failures<br />
Fion Zhang/ Charlie Chong
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