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How to set the lifting pressure of the turbine exhaust safety valve

2015-08-04View Original

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Since the exhaust gas safety valve does not have a lifting hole after installation, it is impossible to remove the valve. Moreover, the valve is large (DN300); for valves larger than DN250, the inspection department requires on-site calibration (just like with boiler safety valves). I would like to ask everyone how to calibrate the safety valves on turbine exhaust gas pipes – are there any relevant standards? Is it set like a boiler safety valve? Will it cause problems with the turbine equipment?
Reply #22015-08-06
It should be called a waste steam safety valve; the pressure can be set on-site

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