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What is a Pressure Reducing Valve?

A pressure reducing valve is a mechanical device designed to control and lower the incoming pressure of a fluid or gas to a desired and safe level downstream. By doing so, PRVs protect system components, improve operational efficiency, and ensure consistent flow, even when upstream pressure fluctuates.

The main valve is the primary valve that controls the flow of fluid, and it is typically operated by a diaphragm or piston that responds to changes in pressure. The inlet pressure is connected to the main valve’s diaphragm or piston, which opens or closes the valve to regulate the flow and maintain the desired outlet pressure.

The pilot valve, on the other hand, is a smaller valve that is connected to the main valve and serves as a sensing and control mechanism. It is typically operated by a spring, a pilot pressure, or an electrical signal. The pilot valve senses the outlet pressure and modulates the main valve accordingly to maintain the desired outlet pressure.

Function and Working Principle of a Pressure Reducing Valve

Function:
The primary role of a PRV is to reduce and stabilize high inlet pressure to a lower, consistent outlet pressure. This regulation helps prevent damage to downstream equipment, ensures uniform flow, and promotes energy efficiency in the system.

Working Principle:
A pressure reducing valve operates based on the balance between the force of the incoming fluid pressure and a spring mechanism inside the valve:

1. High Pressure Inlet: Fluid enters the valve at high pressure.
2. Spring Adjustment: A spring-loaded diaphragm or piston resists the pressure, compressing or expanding to achieve the desired pressure level.
3. Pressure Control: The valve modulates its opening to maintain the pre-set outlet pressure, regardless of variations in the inlet pressure.

This dynamic adjustment ensures stable downstream operation, critical in applications such as water distribution and industrial processes in the UAE.

How Does a Pressure Reducing Valve Work?

1. Sensing Pressure: The valve’s diaphragm senses the outlet pressure and adjusts the spring mechanism accordingly.
2. Regulating Flow: When the outlet pressure rises above the setpoint, the valve reduces flow by closing slightly. Conversely, when the outlet pressure drops, the valve opens to allow more flow.
3. Pressure Adjustment: A manual adjustment screw allows users to set the desired downstream pressure.

This continuous feedback loop ensures consistent performance, even in systems with fluctuating demands or varying inlet pressures.

What is a pressure relief valve?

A pressure relief valve, also known as a safety valve or a pressure safety valve, is a type of valve used in industrial processes and systems to protect against over-pressurization. It is designed to automatically release excess pressure from a vessel, pipeline, or equipment to prevent damage or catastrophic failure caused by excessive pressure buildup.

Advantages:

• Direct acting pressure reducing valves are durable and reliable, which is important in critical systems where downtime is not acceptable.
• They can be used in a wide range of applications, including industrial processes, HVAC systems, and plumbing systems.
• They can be easily adjusted and controlled manually or automatically, depending on the specific application.
• They have a low pressure drop across the valve, which helps to minimize energy losses and improve the efficiency of the system.
• They operate quietly, which is important in applications where noise is a concern.

The basic construction of a steam pressure reducing valve typically includes a valve body, a valve seat, a valve disc, a spring-loaded diaphragm or piston, and an adjustable spring. The steam enters the valve body and flows over the valve seat, which is connected to the diaphragm or piston. The diaphragm or piston is actuated by the pressure difference between the inlet and outlet sides of the valve, and it moves in response to changes in pressure to adjust the position of the valve disc, which controls the flow of steam through the valve.

Components of a Pressure Reducing Valve

1. Body

• Typically made from durable materials like brass, stainless steel, or cast iron, depending on the application.
• Designed to withstand high pressure and temperature variations.
  2. Diaphragm or Piston
• A flexible membrane or piston that senses and reacts to changes in downstream pressure.
• Facilitates smooth adjustment of the valve’s opening.
  3. Spring Mechanism
• Controls the valve’s opening and closing to regulate pressure.
• Adjustable to set the desired outlet pressure.
  4. Seat and Disc
• Ensures a tight seal to prevent leaks and maintain pressure stability.
  5. Adjustment Screw
• Allows manual tuning of the outlet pressure as per system requirements.
  6. Inlet and Outlet Ports
• Facilitate the flow of fluid into and out of the valve.
  7. Strainer (Optional)
• Prevents debris from entering the valve and damaging internal components.

Pressure Reducing Valve in UAE ensure their reliable performance and compliance with safety standards and regulations.

Description:

Body Material: Cast Iron, Cast Steel (A216 WCB, WCC, LCB, LCC, WC6, WC9) , Ductile Iron, Stainless Steel [ SS316 , SS304, SS316L, SS904L, CF8, CF8M, F304, F316, F31L, F51, F3,F55, F91 ]

Class: 150 – 800, PN10 TO PN100

Size: 1/2” – 24”

Ends:  Butt welded, Socket welded, Threaded, Flanged.

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