Safety valve inlet and outlet diameter 6R10ST10； 4L6 ； 3K4 ； 2J3 ； 11/2G3 ； 4P6 ； What does 1D11/2 mean?

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This post was last edited by security on 2011-4-29 09:48. I have a question for the experts: what are the inlet and outlet diameters of the safety valve, 6R10? ； ST10 ； 4L6 ； 3K4 ； 2J3 ； 11/2G3 ； 4P6 ； 1D11/2 ； What do they mean respectively? What is the path length?

Reply #22011-04-29

This should be the information listed on the safety valve’s nameplate. Could you take a screenshot so we can study it together?

Reply #32011-04-29

Reply 1# qydyyh: 4L6 means that the numbers represent the nominal diameter. The 4 before the letter indicates an inlet size of 4 inches, while the 6 after the letter indicates an outlet size of 6 inches. The letter L in between denotes the code for the flow channel diameter, that is, the throat diameter. The rest follow the same pattern.

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