SRD™ (CCS™) Disk Specifications Minimum/Maximum Pressure with Rating at 72° (22°C)
The hinge attached to the disk is 316ss. Fluoropolymer liners are available at all burst pressures and may be applied to either side or both sides of a SRD or SRD-L Rupture Disk. Liners may not be available for all burst pressures shown.
NOTE: Hastelloy® is a trademark of Haynes International Inc. Monel® and Inconel® are registered trademarks of Special Metals Corporation and Its subsidiaries.
BS&B supplies many of the Accessories required to safely and conveniently install our overpressure relief devices and complementary products. Through our professional team and global network of sales engineers and procurement personnel, we are able to provide the highest quality accessory products to meet your installation requirements.
After activation, the replacement disk is quickly slid into place. Saving hours of lost production due to blown rupture disks.
A gauge tap in the outlet flange of the safety head may be considered when the safety head is installed in a vertical position.
When activated, the jackscrews effectively separate the flanges, providing adequate clearance to remove or insert a safety head and external gaskets.
Eye bolts are recommended when weight and/or accessibility is a factor in lifting safety heads.
When a safety head is free-vented to atmosphere, a baffle plate may be considered to disperse overpressure and absorb recoil.
S90™, JRS™, FRS™, RLS™ and SKR™ Sales Brochures. SRB-7RS™, S90-7R™ and SRB-7FS™ Safety Heads.
The SRD and SRD-L (for lower burst pressures) are precision circular-scored reverse buckling Sales Brochure that are suitable for gas and full liquid service
A range of sensors suitable for different rupture disk types used to provide immediate warning of a ruptured disk., #77-1003
Types S-90™, JRS™, RLS™, FRS™, SRD™, SRD-L™, CCS™, CCS-L™, VSP-SH™ Rupture Disks in SRB-7RS™, SRB-7FS™ and S90-7R™ Safety Heads
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