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Vent valve nameplate

2020-06-01View Original

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On the nameplate of the flame-retardant breathing valve, the pressure value is indicated as 0.6 CMpa; what does the letter C stand for? I ask all the experts to refrain from giving advice.
Reply #22020-06-01
0.6 represents the nominal pressure class of the valve flange. C is the initial set pressure rating of the valve. The initial setting pressure of this ZFQ-II type all-weather explosion-proof flame arrestor breather valve is divided into three grades: A, B, and C. Class A: Positive pressure 355 Pa (36 mm H2O), negative pressure 295 Pa (30 mm H2O) ; Grade B: Positive pressure of 980 Pa (100 mm water column), negative pressure of 295 Pa (30 mm water column) ; Class C: Positive pressure of 1765 Pa (180 mmH2O), negative pressure of 295 Pa (30 mmH2O).
Reply #32020-06-11
I only remember three categories: negative pressure is the same in all cases, while positive pressure depends on the respiration rate of the substances inside the tank and on nitrogen sealing
Reply #42021-07-16
Which type of breathing valve do you use? Which brand offers the best breathing valves?

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