Safety Valve Supplier

Safety Valve Supplier

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Kaizen Steels is a leading supplier, stockist, exporter, and manufacturer of high-quality safety valves in India. Our safety valves are designed for various industries, including chemicals, steel, petrochemicals, fire protection, paper manufacturing, and shipping. Crafted using premium materials, our safety valves are built to meet international quality standards, ensuring reliability and durability.

We offer a wide range of safety valves that are engineered to control flow, pressure, temperature, and liquid levels. These valves operate by fully or partially opening or closing in response to signals from a controller. We also provide custom solutions to meet specific client needs.

Safety Valve Features

Specification Details
Size 3/8″ – 10″ (10mm – 250mm)
Class 150# – 1500#
Material of Construction (MOC) CS / SS / Alloys / Monel / Hastelloy
Type Open / Closed / Lever
Mechanism Spring / Dead Weight
Nozzle Type Semi Nozzle / Full Nozzle
Seat Type Metal to Metal / Metal to Soft Seat

Specialization Of Safety Valve

Specification Details
Design ASME B16.34 / API 526 / API 520
Face to End API 526
End to End SW / SCR Type / Flanged End
End Flange ASME B16.5 / DIN / BS / IS / JIS
SW End ASME B16.11
Test API 527
Set Pressure Test As per Client Specification
Special As per NACE MR-01-75

Key Terminology for Safety Valves

Overpressure: Pressure exceeding the safety valve’s set pressure.
Operating Pressure: The system’s normal working pressure during standard operation.
Set Pressure: The pressure point where the valve disc starts lifting to release pressure.
Lift: The distance the disc moves from its closed position to allow discharge.
Backpressure: The pressure at the valve outlet during discharge, consisting of built-up and superimposed back pressure.
Built-up Backpressure: The pressure at the outlet once the valve opens.
Superimposed Back Pressure: The pressure at the valve outlet when it’s still closed.
Maximum Allowable Working Pressure (MAWP): The highest pressure the system can safely handle at a given temperature, based on its weakest component.
Blowdown: The pressure difference between when the valve opens and when it closes, typically shown as a percentage.
Blow-off Capacity: The valve’s ability to release pressure at a specific rate.

Application of safety valves

Chemical plants
Oil and Gas
Petrochemical
Energy
LNG and PNG
Food Industries
Ship building
HVAC

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