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Relief valve piping

2009-12-16View Original

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This post was last edited by li*ch1968 on 2009-12-19 at 18:17. Should water inlet and outlet valves be used before and after the pressure relief valve? Is it necessary to install piping like a drain trap?
Reply #22009-12-19
A drain valve is generally installed in front of the pressure relief valve, and its piping is basically the same as that of a steam trap.
Reply #32011-10-17
Is there a lot of condensate in front of the pressure relief valve? There shouldn’t be much water there; why add a drain valve?
Reply #42011-11-24
It is recommended to install a steam-water separator and a drain valve in front of the pressure relief valve for water drainage. This is a piping configuration that our company recommends to our customers: http://www.qd-urayte.com/series2002 Piping diagram. gif
Reply #52011-12-29
Reply to 4# urayte: I have a question – what software did you use to create this image? ? ? ? ? ?
Reply #62011-12-31
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