What PSI for the Burst Disc?

[Waterwulf]

I got a couple of steel 72's for free and have been getting them ready to have tested. I rebuilt both J valves but don't know what pressure burst disc to put in. Does anybody know what that should be? Thanks

 

[happy-diver]

Hey mate your statement in blue writing starting If what I say should begin on the second line

72cft steel tank bust disc - Google Suche

 

[Scuba Lawyer]

I got a couple of steel 72's for free and have been getting them ready to have tested. I rebuilt both J valves but don't know what pressure burst disc to put in. Does anybody know what that should be? Thanks

Burst discs are 5/3 working pressure. So if your steel 72 tank has a working pressure of 2250 psi, the burst disc should be 5/3 of that, or 3,750 psi.

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[Waterwulf]

Thanks! And I'll fix the blue writing. It was done in response to a member here. She kept harassing me because she disagreed with me.

 

[tbone1004]

I got a couple of steel 72's for free and have been getting them ready to have tested. I rebuilt both J valves but don't know what pressure burst disc to put in. Does anybody know what that should be? Thanks

Per the DOT they should be no more than 90% of the test pressure. In this case as @Scuba Lawyer said, 3750 test pressure for those tanks and how they are called out will depend on the manufacturer of the disc

Link from Dive Gear Express which has an option for 3360psi release pressure which coincides nicely with the 3750*.9

PRD Safety Assembly (Burst Disk Kit)

This PRD Safety Assembly (Burst Disk) eliminates the possibility of mismatched components.

www.divegearexpress.com

 

[rjack321]

Or just put 4000 bursts in them and dont stress it too much...