1) Refrigerant vessels must be protected by pressure relief devices to prevent rupture. The minimum required discharge capacity of these devices is determined by a formula based on the vessel's diameter and length.
2) Pressure relief devices must be tested to ensure they function at a pressure no more than 10% above their marked pressure setting.
3) All pressure relief valves must be set and sealed by the manufacturer, and marked with information including the manufacturer name, pressure setting, and discharge capacity.
1) Refrigerant vessels must be protected by pressure relief devices to prevent rupture. The minimum required discharge capacity of these devices is determined by a formula based on the vessel's diameter and length.
2) Pressure relief devices must be tested to ensure they function at a pressure no more than 10% above their marked pressure setting.
3) All pressure relief valves must be set and sealed by the manufacturer, and marked with information including the manufacturer name, pressure setting, and discharge capacity.
1) Refrigerant vessels must be protected by pressure relief devices to prevent rupture. The minimum required discharge capacity of these devices is determined by a formula based on the vessel's diameter and length.
2) Pressure relief devices must be tested to ensure they function at a pressure no more than 10% above their marked pressure setting.
3) All pressure relief valves must be set and sealed by the manufacturer, and marked with information including the manufacturer name, pressure setting, and discharge capacity.
1) Refrigerant vessels must be protected by pressure relief devices to prevent rupture. The minimum required discharge capacity of these devices is determined by a formula based on the vessel's diameter and length.
2) Pressure relief devices must be tested to ensure they function at a pressure no more than 10% above their marked pressure setting.
3) All pressure relief valves must be set and sealed by the manufacturer, and marked with information including the manufacturer name, pressure setting, and discharge capacity.
discharge capacity determined by test wiEt c. Refrigerant containing vessels which are not the outlet open to the atmosphere and with a pai of equipment listed by a recognized a differential pressure across the restraining engineering 'testing laboratory having a member equalto twice the marked pressure foli6w-up inspection service shall be setting of the pressure relief valve' constructed in accordance with the rules of Chapter 7 (Unifled Pressure Vessel)' of b. The rated discharge capacity rupture members and discharge piping shall be as d. Every systems, except as ptovided in given in Table 8.6' Sections'10,V.d., 11.A and 11'B, shall be protected by a pressure relief device unless so constructed that pressure due to fire 11.7 Required CaPacitY conditions will be relieved safely by soldered joints, lead gaskets, fusible plugs, or their a. The minimum required rated discharge capacity of pressure relief device for a Parts of the sYstem. refrigerlnt containing vessels shall be deteimined by the following formula: Section 11.0 Pressure Relief Devices C=fDL 11.1 Each pressure vessel containing liquid may be shut off by valves refrigerant and which Where C = Minimum required rated from all other parts of a refligerating system' discharge capacity oT the relief device in kg of shall be protected by an approved pressure air per minute. relief valve in parallel with a rupture member or a second appioved pressure relief"valves if its D = Outside diameter of the vessel gross volume exceeds 0.142 m" unless its in mm. diameter does not exceed 152 mm' L- Length of the vessel in mm' 11.2 Each pressure vessel having a gross volume of 0.142 mt or less, containing liquid refrigerant f - Factor dePendent uPon kind of and which may be shut off by valves from all refrigerant as follows: other parts of a refrigerating system, shall be protecied by an approved pressure relief device Refrigerant Value of "f' Kind of or an aPProved fusible Plug. Ammonia(NH3) 0'041 Dichlorodifluoromethane,(R-12,R'22) 0'1 63 11.3 The requirements of Section 10'Vd and 1'1 R-134a, R500 shall noi apply to-iflooded evaporators located in a refrigerator c*a binet. 11.8 Pressure Setting Test 11.4 Each pressure vessel shall have the Design a. The pressure setting of relief devices for Working Pressure stamped thereon if its gross refrigerant containing vessels shall be tested volume exceeds 0.1 42 m" - with the outlet open to the atmosphere and the relief device shall function at a pressure 11.5 Compressors operating above 103'35 kPa not more than ten (10) percent above the qauqe and having a displacement exceeding pressure marked thereon, if such marking is I.gi ,t per minute shall be equipped by the- bAg tpa or more, qr at not more than 6839 manufacturer with a pressure relief device of kPa above the pressure marked thereon' if adequate size to prevent rupture of the such marking is less than 689 kPa' compressor, located between the compressor and stop valve on the discharge side' The 11.9 Marking discharge from such relief device may be vented to the atmosphere or into the low pressure side a. All pressure relief valves for refrigerant of the sYstems' containing vessels shall be set and sealed by the minufacturer. The name or trade of 11.6 CaPacitY Rating the manufacturer, the pressure setting expressed in kPa, the rated discharge a. The rated discharge capacity of a pressure capacity expressed in kilogram of a.ir per relief valve, expressed in points of air per minute, and the minimum equivalent length minute shall be one-fifth (1/5) of its
ASME SEC VIII DIV-1 Boiler Pressure Vessel Code 2013 Rules For Construction of Pressure Vessels by American Society of Mechanical Engineers (Z-Lib - Org) (156-160)