Lamot Rupture Disc
LD Rupture Disc
Nominal sizes: 1″-12″ (25-300 mm)
Seating configuration: 30° angular seat
Ideal for full bolted, insert, and union disc holders.
Burst pressure range: 2-1,440 psig (0,138-99,3 barg)
Table 5 – Minimum/Maximum Burst Pressures for Preformed Composite
Rupture Discs at 72˚ F (22˚ C).
Table 2A – Burst Tolerances and Maximum Recommended Operating
Pressures.
Operating temperature: Up to 1,000°F (538°C)
Dependent on seal materials – see Table 3, Maximum Temperature
for Rupture Disc Materials, Liners, and Coatings.
Manufacturing range: See table 2, Manufacturing Ranges
Special and reduced manufacturing ranges are available upon request.
Available in a variety of materials to resist highly corrosive media and atmospheric conditions.
Specified and MIN/MAX Rating Types are also available.
The LD composite rupture disc includes a slotted metal top section with a fluoropolymer or metallic seal on the process side. It is ideal for primary or secondary system relief protection, and an optional non-fragmenting design can provide fugitive emission control when used to isolate a safety relief valve. The Composite Rupture Disc is recommended for use in systems that have a maximum operating pressure of up to 80% of the rupture disc’s marked burst pressure.
The LD includes a high-visibility flow direction tag for easy installation, correct orientation, and at-a-glance inspection. All LD rupture discs 1″ (25 mm) nominal size and above include a flow direction tag.
The LD is suitable for static, cyclic, or pulsating operating conditions but requires a vacuum support to withstand vacuum. When ordering, please specify if your application requires a non-fragmenting disc.
Our seven-hole pattern
Our composite rupture discs are designed with a seven-hole pattern at the apex of the rupture disc dome and six radiating precut sections. Used in conjunction with a non-metallic or fluoropolymer seal, these elements prevent fragmentation when rupturing.
The seven-hole pattern allows construction with heavier materials, resulting in a higher maximum recommended operating ratio – up to 80%.
