Safety Valve

Purpose: Used in steam boilers to prevent excessive pressure buildup that can lead to catastrophic failures or explosions.

Reason: Safety valves are set to open at a predetermined pressure, allowing steam to escape when the pressure exceeds safe levels, thereby protecting the boiler and associated piping.

Benefit: Enhances the safety of boiler operations, ensures compliance with safety regulations, and protects against potential damage or hazardous incidents.

Purpose: Installed in various equipment, such as reactors, pressure vessels, and storage tanks, to safeguard against overpressure conditions.

Reason: The safety valve automatically releases pressure when it exceeds safe limits, preventing leaks, spills, or explosions that could arise from uncontrolled pressure increases.

Benefit: Ensures safe operation of chemical processes, protects personnel and the environment, and minimizes the risk of accidents by maintaining safe pressure levels.

Purpose: Used in hydraulic systems to protect pumps, hoses, and actuators from excessive pressure that can lead to system failure.

Reason: Safety valves are designed to open and relieve pressure when it reaches a certain threshold, allowing hydraulic fluid to escape and preventing damage to system components.

Benefit: Increases the reliability of hydraulic systems, reduces maintenance costs by preventing component damage, and enhances overall safety in applications where hydraulic power is used.