6 BAR (FIXED ADJUSTMENT) FOR VALVE SAFETY

What is Safety Valve?

It is the name given to the valve mechanism that automatically releases gas when the limit temperature or pressure determined in the safety valve, pressurized tank and other systems is reached. It is important to use safety valves in order to ensure safety in boilers and tanks. Safety valves are also used as auxiliary elements in heat exchangers and pressurized tanks. The membrane inside the valve is manufactured to be resistant to abrasion. Opening pressures are constant and set values ​​can be provided by pre-setting at the factory if desired.

It is installed in the system in order to prevent the fluid pressure in the installation from overheating and damaging the installation, a different device or valve connected to the installation. It has a spring-loaded mechanism that works with the counter pressure principle. There are different connection diameters according to the boiler capacity and the amount of water in the installation. In cases where the valve capacity is insufficient, more than one safety valve can be connected to the line "in series".

Safety Valve Usage Areas

Water Heater Installation,

In heating boiler systems

Gas release of tanks

Safety Valve Structural Features

Structural Features

Drain Connection

G 3/4 "B

Stress Spring

ZAMAK

Plumbing Connection

G 3/4 "

Usage Features

Relevance

CE 0036

Maximum Water Temperature

110 ° C

Storage Temperatures

-20 .... + 60 ° C

Maximum Pressure

2.5 Bar