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Safety valve issues

2010-07-26View Original

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Under what circumstances is a bellows required for a safety valve? Thank you
Reply #22010-07-26
Bellows safety valves are commonly used in situations with large backpressure fluctuations, as well as in toxic and flammable container or pipeline systems! Haven’t used it; just heard about it, hehe!
Reply #32010-07-27
For toxic and flammable/explosive media, safety valves with bellows are used, as they offer good sealing performance and are less prone to leakage. You can ask the manufacturer of the safety valve
Reply #42010-08-05
What was said upstairs is correct: there are two scenarios – either the back pressure is high, but the tolerance of bellows for back pressure is generally within 30%; It is also to isolate from corrosive or toxic materials

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