Description

Safety Valve is a critical device used to control pressure within piping systems or equipment handling fluids such as steam, gas, or liquid. It operates automatically—when system pressure exceeds a preset limit, the valve opens to release excess pressure and closes again when the pressure returns to a safe level.

Features of Safety Valve

Overpressure Protection
Automatically discharges excess pressure to protect equipment and pipelines from damage
Automatic Operation
Opens when pressure exceeds the limit and resets itself when pressure normalizes
Designed for Maximum Safety
Made from corrosion-resistant, high-pressure materials to suit various environments
Industry Versatility
Used in steam systems, boilers, oil and gas systems, and chemical processes

Types of Safety Valve

Spring Loaded Safety Valve
Uses a spring mechanism to control opening and closing; ideal for stable pressure systems
Pilot Operated Safety Valve
Employs a pilot valve for precise pressure control; suitable for high-pressure applications
Balanced Bellows Safety Valve
Designed to handle fluctuating back pressure in complex systems
Dead Weight Safety Valve
Operates with weighted levers; best for low-pressure systems like tanks and oil boilers
Lever Safety Valve
Equipped with a lever for quicker pressure release; commonly used in high-pressure steam systems

Applications of Safety Valve

Power Plants & Energy Industry
Prevents overpressure in boilers and steam systems
Petrochemical & Chemical Plants
Controls pressure in gas and fluid systems
Food & Beverage Industry
Used in sterilizers and steam systems during food processing
Hydraulic & Compressed Air Systems
Protects components from overpressure damage
Natural Gas & Oil Industry
Ensures safe pressure control in transport and storage systems