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                            Safety 

Through

 Knowledge 

and 

Performance 

 

 

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

 

Graphite and Metal Rupture Disk Holders 

Rupture Disk Series: RT2, RT2T, RE2, RE2T and Variants  

 

WARNING

 

Read the complete instructions before attempting to install the Rupture Disk and holder assembly.

 

a) 

It is the user’s responsibility for the design of adequate venting and installation of adequate vent 
piping or directional flow after rupture occurs with the rupture disk as intended. When size is 
specified, ZOOK assumes that adequate provisions have been made by the purchaser and/or user 
for proper venting of a system to relieve the specific pressure. Locate the rupture disk where people 
or property will not be exposed to the system discharge in the event of rupture. Vent toxic or 
flammable fumes to a safe location to prevent personnel injury or property damage.

 

b) 

It is the user’s responsibility to specify the burst pressure rating at the coincident temperature at 
which the rupture disk is to be used. A rupture disk is a temperature sensitive device. The burst 
pressure of the rupture disk is directly affected by its exposure to the coincident temperature. 
Failure to utilize a rupture disk at the specified coincident temperature could cause premature 
failure or over-pressurization of the system.

 

c) 

Particles may discharge when the rupture disk ruptures. These particles may be part of the rupture 
disk itself, or other environmental matter in the system. It is the user’s responsibility to ensure that 
particles are directed to a safe area to prevent personnel injury or property damage.

 

d) 

Rupture disk service life is affected by corrosion, fatigue and physical damage. These conditions 
may de-rate the rupture disk to a lower pressure. The user should be prepared to handle a 
premature failure of the rupture disk. The media or other environmental conditions should not allow 
for any build-up or solidification of media on the rupture disk. This may increase the burst rating of 
the rupture disk.

 

e) 

The customer and/or its installer shall be responsible for the proper installation of rupture disk device into a system.

 

f) 

Customer and/or its installers shall be responsible for improper installation and physical damage 
resulting there from, including, but not limited to, damage resulting from leakage, improper 
torqueing, and/or failure to follow installation instructions.

 

g) 

Extraneous stresses from vent line, supports surrounding structure, and subsequent structural 
changes must not be allowed to cause excessive and/or unequal forces on the disk.

 

h) 

Vent piping must be adequately supported to withstand forces generated during blow-down conditions

 

i) 

ZOOK standard Terms and Conditions of Sale/Contract apply unless otherwise stated in writing by ZOOK.

 

 

CAUTIONS

 

Rupture disks are precision instruments and must be handled with extreme care. Rupture disks should be 

installed only by qualified personnel familiar with rupture disks and proper piping practice. Examine each 

disk carefully before installation. Handle with extreme care. DO NOT USE IF THERE IS ANY INDICATION OF 

DAMAGE.

 

 

Refer to the appropriate ZOOK data sheet for complete dimensions and product specifications/limitations.

 

 

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Summary of Contents for RE2

Page 1: ...remature failure or over pressurization of the system c Particles may discharge when the rupture disk ruptures These particles may be part of the rupture diskitself or other environmental matter in the system It is the user s responsibility to ensure that particles are directed to a safe area to prevent personnel injury or property damage d Rupture disk service life is affected by corrosion fatigu...

Page 2: ...or to inserting the disk between the inlet and outlet insuring that ALL FLOW ARROWS ARE POINTING IN THE PROPER DIRECTION Do not lift the disk using the disk tag handle disk at the rim edge WARNING If the rupture disk is installed upside down the burst pressure may exceed the marked burst pressure PAY CLOSE ATTENTION TO THE DIRECTIONAL ARROWS ON THE RUPTURE DISK ASSEMBLY 3 Install new gaskets betwe...

Page 3: ... clamped surface there is no single correct tightening torque for all circumstances A range of values can be determined however given the anticipated frictional scatter The amount of frictional scatter which the engineer allows for when determining the clamp force and tightening torque should be based upon experimental results taken from the application b Recommended torque values do not consider ...

Page 4: ...ee Heng 80000 Johor Bahru Johor Malaysia Phone 60 7 2910099 E mail sales asia zookdisk com Page 4 of 4 RT2_InstallationGuide_022219 Safety Through Knowledge and Performance INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Graphite and Metal Rupture Disk Holders Rupture Disk Series RT2 RT2T RE2 RE2T and Variants Typical RT2 Series Installation Flanges and flange gaskets user supply Outlet flange and gasket omitted for cl...

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