| Customization: | Available |
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| Media: | Gas |
| Standard: | GB/T12223 |
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A21H type is suitable for equipment or pipelines with media such as water, air, and steam operating at temperatures ≤ 200 ºC;
A27Y is suitable as an overpressure protection device on equipment or pipelines with corrosive media operating at temperatures ≤ 200 ºC.
A28H (Y) type is suitable for equipment or pipelines with medium such as air, steam, water, nitrogen hydrogen mixture, etc. working temperature ≤ 200 ºC.
A28Y-P/R is suitable for corrosive media with a working temperature of ≤ 200 ºC
As an overpressure protection device on the backup or pipeline.
The company provides valve routine maintenance as well as training service for troubleshooting of common faults; provides remote or on-site valve review, installation and operation technical guidance; user's technical quality consultation will be replied within 24 hours; 18 months of product warranty period is provided (18 months in national standard); provide 24 - hour technical support hotline; provide various forms of after sale service for free during the warranty, provide life time after sale service and limited supply of free wearing parts for 18 months.
Q1:what is the safety valve ?
1. The main purpose of safety valves is to protect life, property and the environment. A safety valve is designed to open and release overpressure in a container or device, and to re-close and prevent further fluid release when it returns to its normal state.
2. A safety valve is a safety device that is in many cases the last line of defense. It is important to ensure that the safety valve can operate at all times and under all circumstances. Safety valves are not process valves or pressure regulators and should not be abused. It should be run for one purpose only: overvoltage protection.\
Q2:How does a Safety Valve work?
The working principle of a safety valve can be summarized as follows:
1. Open: When the system pressure exceeds the set pressure of the safety valve, the valve disc opens under the action of medium pressure and spring force, releasing pressure.
2.Keep open: When the system pressure stabilizes within the set pressure, the spring stabilizes, the system remains under stress, and the safety valve remains open.
3. Close: When the system pressure is lower than the set pressure of the safety valve, the spring cannot lock and seal, and the valve disc closes under the action of medium pressure, and the medium pressure no longer increases.
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