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Questions regarding the use of safety valves

2015-11-03View Original

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Hello everyone, this is a safety valve for use on water. I would like to know how to reset it and how to set the operating pressure. I appreciate any advice you can provide. Thank you.
Reply #22015-11-03
Setting the pressure for a safety valve probably requires special qualifications, right? Our factory has a dedicated pressure reduction team that is responsible for removing components to adjust the pressure. Besides, the safety valve can’t just be adjusted randomly, right?
Reply #32015-11-03
The setting pressure of a safety valve is generally related to the operating pressure; it ranges from 1.1 to 1.5 times the rated pressure, depending on the medium and operating conditions
Reply #42015-11-03
Are there detailed instructions? They need to be trained.
Reply #52015-11-03
For this type of inspection and calibration, one needs to be qualified to carry them out, right?
Reply #62015-11-03
There really isn’t any. Do you guys go by the full valve manufacturer or by the user? ?
Reply #72015-11-03
During the annual inspection, if there are any issues, they are responsible for making the adjustments; I haven’t done it myself
Reply #82015-11-04
We are the using department, hehe.

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