If pressure within an air compressor system or air receiver tank gets too high one or more components could explode.
Air receiver tank pressure relief valve.
The rated pressure of the pressure relief valve must not exceed the maximum allowable working pressure mawp marked on the air pressure vessel.
An incorrectly sized tank could lead to improper.
Please call for tank sizes larger than 1060gallon higher pressure settings stainless steel valves or higher flows.
The pressure relief valve opens automatically to release some air if pressures in the tank are too high.
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A pressure relief valve is required for all air receiver tanks per osha and asme guidelines.
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If the tank has a volumetric capacity in excess of 2 000 gallons it shall be fitted with at least 2 safety valves the smallest of which shall have a relieving capacity of.
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The total relieving capacity of such safety valves shall be such as to prevent pressure in the receiver from exceeding the maximum allowable working pressure of the receiver by more than.
The air receiver helps in maintaining a constant pressure in the system by minimizing the fluctuations of a compressor cycling on and off.
Pressure relief valves are used to prevent this from occurring.
This safety mechanism is essential to minimize the risk of a dangerous rupture due to over pressurization.
Every air receiver shall be equipped with an indicating pressure gauge so located as to be readily visible and with one or more spring loaded safety valves.
Each air tank shall be protected by 1 or more safety valves and other indicating and controlling devices that will insure safe operation of the tank.
To help monitor and regulate pressure the federal government requires receiver tanks to include pressure gauges and relief valves.