Main Parts

The pressure reducing valve set is an essential component in gas systems to regulate and control the pressure of the gas flow. It is mainly composed of the following components:

Pressure Reducing Valve: The pressure reducing valve is the key component of the group, responsible for reducing the high-pressure gas to the required working pressure. It automatically adjusts the valve opening to maintain a constant pressure within the system, ensuring safe and efficient operation.

Pressure Gauge: The pressure gauge is used to monitor and display the pressure within the system. It provides real-time feedback on the pressure levels, allowing operators to make necessary adjustments to maintain optimal performance.

Filter: The filter is used to remove impurities and contaminants from the gas flow, ensuring the quality and cleanliness of the gas entering the system. It helps prevent damage to the pressure reducing valve and other components, prolonging their lifespan.

Stop Valve: The stop valve is used to control the flow of gas within the system. It allows operators to shut off the gas supply in case of emergencies or maintenance, providing an additional layer of safety.

Safety Valve: The safety valve is an important component of the pressure relief valve group. Its function is to automatically open and release overpressure gas when the internal pressure of the system exceeds the set value, so as to prevent the explosion or damage of the system. The set pressure of the safety valve is usually slightly higher than the working pressure of the system. Once the internal pressure of the system exceeds the set value, the safety valve will automatically open and release the pressure to ensure that the internal pressure of the system is always within the safe range

Connecting Pipes: Connecting pipes are used to link the various components of the pressure reducing valve group together, ensuring a seamless flow of gas within the system.

Drawing of Double Pressure Reducing Valve Set