What is a Pressure Safety Valve?

A safety valve is a device that serves as a last line of defense in numerous situations. It is critical to guarantee that the safety valve can function at all times and under all conditions. A safety valve is not a process valve or a pressure regulator, and it should never be used in that capacity. It should only be used for one thing: overpressure protection. The Safety Valve’s purpose is to safeguard people and property in the event of a failure to manage system pressures, i.e., it is the final line of defense before ultimate failure.

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Types of Pressure Safety Valve

Spring Operated Valve

The spring-operated valve is an automatic closing device that maintains a constant supply of fluid in the event of pressure fluctuations. Spring-operated valves are commonly used for noncritical or low-pressure applications such as pressurizing boilers, controlling domestic hot water heating systems, and maintaining proper airflow in aircraft engines.

Pilot Operated Valve

A pressure relief valve is a safety device that relieves excessive internal or external pressure by opening an electric solenoid-operated spool. Pilot Operated Valves are typically used to control the downstream flow of fluids, such as water and oil. These valves work on the principle of throttling back upstream fluid pressures, but they also can be used to control downstream flow.

Pilot-operated valves are typically used in industries such as water supply systems and oil refineries because these types of facilities tend not to have high downstream pressure.

On the basis of the End Users / Applications, the Pressure Safety Valve Market is segmented into:

• Oil and Gas
• Power and Energy
• Healthcare and Pharmaceutical
• Water Supply System
• Others

On the basis of Geography, the Pressure Safety Valve Market is segmented into:

• North America (USA, Canada, Mexico)
• Europe (Germany, UK, France, Russia, Italy, Rest of Europe)
• Asia-Pacific (China, Japan, South Korea, India, Southeast Asia, Rest of Asia-Pacific)
• South America (Brazil, Argentina, Columbia, Rest of South America)
• The Middle East and Africa (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt, Nigeria, South Africa, Rest of MEA)