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Safety valve on the air compressor oil station

2018-09-24View Original

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Both the inlet and outlet of the safety valve are located on the oil station – what does this mean?
Reply #22018-09-24
However, since you are not familiar with the internal structure of the fuel tank, the inlet and outlet surfaces should be located on the same plane, while the interior should be separated by either partitions or pipes. It should be the pump outlet connected to the safety valve inlet, so that in case of overpressure, the oil from the outlet returns to the tank.
Reply #32018-09-25
Mm-hmm. I’ll go take another look, thanks
Reply #42018-09-25
The inlet and outlet inside that fuel tank cannot be in the same place; they are definitely separated from each other. If they were connected, it would not be possible to achieve pressure relief at all.

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