A Thermosiphon Safety Valve is a valve mechanism designed to automatically release gas when a specified limit temperature or pressure is reached in a pressurized tank or other systems. Using safety valves in boilers and tanks is crucial for ensuring safety. These valves also serve as auxiliary components in exchangers and pressurized tanks.
The valve's membrane is manufactured to be resistant to wear. The opening pressures are fixed and can be preset at the factory to meet specific requirements.
The valve is installed in the system to prevent excessive fluid pressure from damaging the system, connected equipment, or valves. It operates with a spring mechanism based on the counter-pressure principle.
Different connection diameters are available depending on the boiler capacity and the amount of water in the system. In cases where a single valve's capacity is insufficient, multiple safety valves can be connected "in series."
Applications of Thermosiphon Safety Valves:
- Water Heater Installations - Central Heating Boiler Systems - Gas Release in Tanks
Structural Features of Thermosiphon Safety Valves:
- Discharge Connection: G 1/2" B - Spring Material: Stainless Steel - System Connection: G 1/2" B
Usage Features:
- Compliance: CE 0036 - Maximum Water Temperature: 110°C - Storage Temperatures -20....+60°C - Maximum Pressure: 7 Bar