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Pressure relief valves are designed to provide protection from over-pressure in steam, gas, air and liquid lines. Relief valves and back pressure regulators are the same device, only differing in application. The water pressure relief valve "lets off steam" when safe pressures are exceeded, then closes again when pressure drops to a preset level. A back pressure regulator maintains upstream pressure at the desired setting by opening to allow excess upstream pressure to flow downstream. The temperature Pressure relief valves are self-operating valve that is installed in a process system to protect against over pressurization of the system. Low pressure relief valves are designed to continuously regulate fluid flow, and to keep pressure from exceeding a preset value. There are a wide variety of valve designs, but most resemble diaphragm valves, globe valves, or swing check valves. With many of these designs, a helical or hydraulic pressure spring is used to maintain constant force acting on the backside of the valve disk or diaphragm, causing the valve to be normally closed. When the force exerted by the process stream (i.e. fluid pressure) on the valve disk is greater than the constant force exerted by the spring, the valve opens allowing process fluid to exit the valve until the fluid pressure falls below the preset value. These adjustable relief valves can be preset to a specific relief pressure or they may be adjustable. Watt Pressure Relief Valves are spring operated bronze valves designed for use only as protection from the build up of excessive pressure in systems containing water, oil or air. Series 530C valves incorporate a calibrated adjustment feature for setting the valve to the relief pressure required. These valves are ideally suited for bypass thermal expansion pressure relief.. 530C Calibrated Watt Pressure Relief Valves are used in Commercial, residential and industrial applications.
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