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Specialty Valve stands at the forefront as a premier  Safety Valve Manufacturers in India , dedicated to delivering high-quality safety solutions. Our clientele extends across regions including Kerala, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh, and Rajasthan, demonstrating our commitment to serving diverse industries.

What are Safety Valves?
Safety valves are specialized mechanical devices meticulously engineered to address overpressure scenarios within pressurized vessels, pipelines, or systems. Their primary objective is to mitigate potential accidents by alleviating excessive pressure conditions, thereby safeguarding equipment, systems, and personnel. As a critical component, safety valves play an integral role in upholding the integrity and security of various industrial, commercial, and residential applications where the containment of pressurized fluids, gases, or steam is imperative.

Working of Our Safety Valve
Our safety valve operates through meticulously designed principles and mechanisms to precisely regulate and manage pressure within a predefined range. It functions based on the equilibrium between the forces exerted by the system pressure and a carefully calibrated spring or weight-loaded mechanism. Should the pressure within the system exceed the predetermined safe threshold, the safety valve initiates its operation, facilitating the swift discharge of excess pressure. This controlled release of pressure acts as a preventive measure, preventing the escalation of pressure within the equipment or system to hazardous levels. By taking this precautionary action, our safety valve helps mitigate the risks of structural failure, explosions, or other perilous situations.

Parts:
● Valve Body: The main housing of the valve that contains and directs the flow of fluids.
● Nozzle and Seat: Components are responsible for controlling the flow of fluid through the valve by creating a seal when the valve is closed.
● Spring or Weight Mechanism: Mechanisms that exert force to keep the valve closed until the pressure exceeds the predetermined threshold, at which point they allow the valve to open.
● Valve Disc or Poppet: The component that moves within the valve body to regulate the flow of fluid.
● Guides and Supports: Structures that provide stability and alignment to the moving parts of the valve.
● Lifting Lever: An optional feature used to manually open the valve if necessary.
● Backseat or Sealing Ring: Ensures a tight seal when the valve is closed, preventing fluid leakage.
● Bowl or Bonnet: The cover that encloses the internal components of the valve, providing protection and support.
● Blowdown Adjustment Mechanism: Allows for the adjustment of the pressure at which the valve opens and closes.

What are the different types of Safety Valves?

As Safety Valve Manufacturers in India , we supply these types of safety valves:

Steam safety valve
Thermal safety valve
Conventional Safety Valve
Pressure safety valve
Bellow seal safety valve
Pilot operated safety valve

Advantages:

● Pressure Relief: Ensures that pressure within systems remains within safe limits .
● Equipment Protection: Protects equipment from damage due to overpressure situations.
● Safety: Promotes a safe working environment for personnel and equipment.
● Risk Reduction: Minimizes the risk of accidents and hazardous situations.
● Environmental Protection: Prevents environmental damage caused by fluid leaks or spills.
● Emergency Response Reduction: Reduces the need for emergency response measures in cases of pressure-related incidents.
● Flexibility: Available in various types and configurations to suit different applications.
● Reliability: Provides dependable performance under varying operating conditions.
● Cost Savings: Helps avoid costly repairs or replacements by preventing equipment damage.

Safety vs Relief Valve:

In terms of function, a safety valve is specifically designed to open and relieve pressure in a system when it exceeds a predetermined set pressure, preventing overpressure situations. This function is crucial for protecting equipment and ensuring the safety of personnel. On the other hand, a relief valve serves a similar purpose of relieving excess pressure in a system, but it may do so continuously or intermittently to maintain pressure within a certain range.

Operationally, safety valves often rely on a spring-loaded mechanism that responds to pressure changes. When the pressure exceeds the set limit, the valve opens to release excess pressure until the system pressure falls below the set point, at which point the valve closes. Relief valves, on the other hand, typically operate based on the force generated by the pressure differential across the valve. When the system pressure exceeds the set pressure, the relief valve opens to allow fluid to escape, thus reducing the pressure in the system.

In applications, safety valves are commonly found in critical systems such as steam boilers, pressure vessels, and pipelines where precise pressure control is essential for safety. Relief valves, while also important for safety, may be used in a wider range of systems and applications where pressure regulation within a certain range is required.

What is a Safety Valve used for?

Oil and Gas Industry
Chemical and Petrochemical Industry
Power Generation
Manufacturing
Aerospace
Mining
Water Treatment
Marine Industry
Nuclear Industry
Automotive Industry
Firefighting
Water and Wastewater Treatment
Energy Generation
Paper and Pulp Industry

Description:

● Body Material: Cast Iron and Steel (A216 WCB, WCC, LCB, LCC, WC6, WC9), Ductile Iron, Stainless Steel [SS316, SS304, SS316L, SS904L, CF8, CF8M, F304, F316, F31L, F51, F3, F55, F91], WCB, WC6, SS304, SS316, Duplex Steel.
● Class: 150–2500
● PN: 10 – PN 450
● Size: ½–24”
● Ends: Butt welded, Socket welded, Flanged, Threaded

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