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Sealed OTU (One Time Units)
rupture disk holders are used in applications where relief capacity is low and the requirement is for a compact, low-cost, one-time-use
relief device that is easily installed. The low initial cost and the long service life expectancy make it practical to
discard the complete unit after rupture. Standard construction is a brass body with a nickel or stainless steel rupture disk. Special materials and other sizes are
available. Standard inlet and outlet connections are 1/4”, 3/8”, and 1/2” MPT, with a choice of outlet connections, including free-venting,
muffled, 1/2” SAE, and 3/8” SAE.
- Low-relief-capacity applications
- Compact, low-cost “throwaway” unit for one-time use
Extruder Disk/Holder Assembly
OSECO’s extruder disk assemblies place the rupture disk flush with
the pressure vessel wall, ensuring there are no cavities where products can stagnate and solidify. The rupture disk is soldered or
welded to the barrel to prevent any possible leakage, regardless of pressure and temperature. Most extruder assemblies are
custom-desigend for individual applications, but OSECO also has several standard designs that are common to the extruder industry.
The barrel or body is normally stainless steel, with the rupture disk of nickel, Monel, Inconel, or stainless steel 316. The OSECO
extruder disk assembly may be factory-repairable.
- Disk flush with pressure vessel wall
- No cavities where products can stagnate and solidify
- Soldered or welded construction to prevent leakage
Relief Valves
The ORV is a low cost relief valve for applications requiring small relieving capacities. Standard material is brass, having a pressure range of 5 psig through 250 psig
and stainless steel, having a set pressure of 5 psig through 500 psig. Outlet connections are also available when required, as well as deflector cover.
- For small relieving capacitiy applications
- Brass and stainless steel are standard material
- Pressure ranges of 5 psig through 500 psig
- Threaded outlet connection available
See the Manufacturing Ranges, Min/Max, and Dimensions charts for the OTU
Request more information on an OTU Assembly today!
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