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Pilot operated pressure reducing valve

Pilot-Operated Pressure Reducing Valve
A Pilot-Operated Pressure Reducing Valve (PRV) is an advanced valve designed for precise pressure control in high-flow and high-pressure systems. It uses a small pilot valve to regulate the main valve, ensuring stable and accurate pressure management.

Key Features:
  • Pilot-Assisted Control – Provides precise pressure regulation with minimal fluctuations.
  • High Flow Capacity – Suitable for large pipelines with varying flow rates.
  • Energy Efficient Operation – Reduces pressure drop and improves system efficiency.
  • Durable & Corrosion-Resistant – Constructed from stainless steel, bronze, or cast iron.
  • Adjustable Pressure Settings – Allows customization for different system requirements.
Application:
  • Steam & Boiler Systems – Maintains stable steam pressure in heating and industrial applications.
  • Oil & Gas Industry – Regulates pressure in refining, petrochemicals, and distribution systems.
  • Water Treatment & Distribution – Ensures consistent pressure in municipal and industrial pipelines.
  • Hydraulic & Pneumatic Systems – Controls pressure in high-performance machinery.
  • Fire Protection & HVAC Systems – Maintains safe pressure in emergency and climate control systems.
Advantages:
  • More Accurate Than Direct-Acting PRVs – Provides superior pressure stability.
  • Handles Large Flow Variations – Ideal for fluctuating load conditions.
  • Longer Lifespan – Less wear and tear due to pilot operation.
  • Reduces Water Hammer Effects – Smooth pressure regulation prevents system damage.
  • Reliable Performance in High-Pressure Applications – Ensures operational safety and efficiency.
Maintenance & Safety Tips:
  • Regularly Inspect Pilot & Main Valve – Prevents blockages and ensures proper function.
  • Monitor Pressure Readings – Detects issues before system failures occur.
  • Clean or Replace Pilot Filters – Ensures smooth operation without debris interference.
  • Check for Corrosion & Wear – Prevents leaks and extends valve life.
  • Follow Manufacturer’s Adjustment Guidelines – Avoids improper settings that may cause system failures.

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