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Pressure surge control valve

Pressure Surge Control Valve
A Pressure Surge Control Valve is designed to mitigate sudden pressure spikes and water hammer effects in piping systems. It regulates and dissipates excessive pressure caused by rapid valve closures, pump startups, or shutdowns, ensuring smooth and stable flow.

Key Features
  • Prevents pressure surges that can damage pipelines and equipment
  • Ensures smooth flow regulation and eliminates water hammer
  • Available in stainless steel, carbon steel, and alloy steel
  • Compatible with high-pressure applications
  • Pilot-operated or spring-loaded options available
Types of Pressure Surge Control Valves
  • Pressure Relief Surge Valve – Opens to release excess pressure
  • Slow-Closing Surge Valve – Gradually reduces flow to prevent shocks
  • Pilot-Operated Surge Valve – Adjusts pressure dynamically for precise control
  • Air Release Surge Valve – Removes trapped air that could cause pressure spikes
Applications
  • Water Distribution Systems – Prevents pipeline bursts due to sudden pressure fluctuations
  • Industrial Processing Plants – Protects pumps, compressors, and piping systems
  • Fire Protection Systems – Maintains stable pressure in emergency water lines
  • Power Plants & Cooling Systems – Ensures smooth flow in high-pressure steam and water lines
  • Oil & Gas Pipelines – Regulates pressure in long-distance fluid transportation
Advantages of Pressure Surge Control Valves
  • Prevents damage to pipelines and equipment
  • Minimizes the risk of costly repairs and downtime
  • Ensures stable system pressure for reliable operation
  • Reduces noise and vibration caused by water hammer
  • Extends the lifespan of valves, pumps, and piping
Maintenance & Safety Tips
  • Regularly inspect seals and diaphragms for wear and tear
  • Ensure pressure settings are correctly configured for system requirements
  • Check for leaks or blockages that could impact performance
  • Conduct routine testing and calibration to maintain efficiency
  • Follow manufacturer guidelines for proper installation and servicing

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