CASH VALVE 8375-0100 Pressure Relief Valve 1-1/4 Inch 100 Psi

Cash Valve adjustable back pressure relief valve is used to regulate & control fluid systems by maintaining consistent pressure levels. This valve is used in oil & gas, chemical processing and manufacturing industries. It safeguards equipment from pressure buildup, preventing potential damage and ensuring operational safety. It enables precise adjustments to release excess pressure, maintaining optimal working conditions for pipelines, tanks and vessels.

Working Mechanism:

• When the system pressure exceeds the setpoint, the valve spring is compressed.
• This compression causes the valve to open, allowing excess pressure to escape.
• This valve setpoint can be adjusted by changing the spring tension, enabling precise pressure regulation.
• As the pressure decreases to the desired level, the spring expands.
• The valve then closes to prevent further pressure release, ensuring the system stays within the specified pressure range.

Features:

• This valve has FNPT threaded connections for easy integration into piping systems.
• It features a stainless steel spring that enhances durability and corrosion resistance for reliable long-term performance.
• This 100 psi pressure relief valve features bronze construction, ensuring robust sealing and compatibility with various fluids for effective pressure regulation.
• It is designed with an inlet and an outlet size of 1-1/4 inches, facilitating seamless integration into piping systems of corresponding dimensions.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. How does the valve ensure accurate pressure regulation?

A. By adjusting the tension of the spring, the valve can maintain a consistent setpoint. When pressure exceeds this setpoint, the valve opens to release excess pressure and closes when the pressure returns to the desired level.

Q. What is the purpose of the spring-loaded mechanism in the valve?

A. The spring-loaded mechanism provides the force to keep the valve closed under normal operating conditions.

Q. How does the valve open when the system pressure exceeds the setpoint?

A. When the system pressure exceeds the setpoint, the force of the spring is overcome by the pressure force, causing the valve to lift & allow excess pressure to be released.

Q. How does the valve contribute to system safety?

A. The valve prevents potentially dangerous overpressure situations that could damage equipment or lead to catastrophic failures, thus ensuring operational safety.