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The highly adaptable 1900 Series Safety Relief Valve with the Eductor Tube Advantage is designed to meet a wide range of industrial applications and is certified for gas, liquid and steam media in conventional and balanced bellows designs. The 1900 Series design flexibility and parts interchangeability accommodate process changes through easy conversion to a variety of designs.

Consolidated boasts 140+ years of dedicated Pressure Relief Valve (PRV) Engineering and Manufacturing expertise.  We know overpressure protection!  With more than 10 major first-to-market products and features, Consolidated continues to deliver innovative technical solutions to the world"s most challenging overpressure protection applications.  When combined with the expertise and full-scale service of the Green Tag Center (GTC) Network, Consolidated is able to provide a comprehensive approach to Valve Lifecycle Management (VLM) that is second to none.

Comprehensive Valve Lifecycle Management (VLM) enabled by state-of-the-art tools and delivered by the unparalleled Consolidated Green Tag Center (GTC) Network, Consolidated supports our product throughout the entire lifecycle.

Relief valves are often the last point of protection against dangerous events, so they must be dependable and ready to operate under high pressure situations. With Consolidated’s 140+ years of dedicated Pressure Relief Valve (PRV) engineering and manufacturing expertise under their belt, they know pressure relief valves and offer a wide range of safety relief valve and safety valve styles, sizes, options and configurations for all kinds of applications, environments and media.

Consolidated works closely with customers and regulatory organizations to configure, engineer and manufacture safety valves that can help maintain safer operating conditions in a full range of environments, to name a few:

Consolidated* 1811 Series Safety Valve Overview The Consolidated Type 1811 safety valve from GE is a cost-effective, high- capacity, flanged steel safety valve designed for steam service. Features and Benefits • variety of pressure/temperature classes, orifice sizes and inlet/ A outlet combinations provide a flexible selection of safety valves to meet industrial needs at the lowest cost. • ow spindle bearing point and concentric spindle loading L virtually eliminate the natural tendency for the disc to assume a horizontal position during the opening and closing cycle of the valve. • he mechanical flexibility of the Thermodisc* allows the system T pressure to assist in sealing the contact surface between the valve seat and Thermodisc.. • eal welding the seat bushing into the base assures no leakage of S steam past the threaded area of the seat bushing. • ual ring adjustments allow fine tuning of the safety valve D performance characteristics needed to meet the steam system conditions that vary at each installation. A sharp, clean opening assures long valve seat life and reduced maintenance costs . Consistent opening and closing pressures contribute to efficient steam system operation. Because the 1811 valve is not totally enclosed, upon actuation the system media will escape from the following locations: 1. The valve outlet that is the main discharge area. 2. The open yoke, which will also allow a small amount of steam to exhaust vertically. 3. The drain hole at the base of the valve. fact sheet

Relief and safety Valves are used in high pressure systems to control the pressure and keep balance of the system. The different between safety valves and relief valves is that the safety valves fully open or close under a certain pressure while the relief valves can open in proportion to the pressure in front of them. The safety and pressure relief valves are used automatically. They both operate under similar conditions. When the pressure builds up in a system, it has to be managed by releasing the material to flow through. These valves have a threshold pressure at which they open. The consolidated safety and safety relief valves comprise of a bonnet vent and bellow with springs.

The springs are set up for the threshold pressure and when the pressure exceeds the threshold, the spring is pushed into the bonnet vent and the bellow opens the valve. The Safety Relief Valves can be open and shut valves. They either open or shut off at any given pressure. This is mostly for the safety of an application not to explode under high pressure. The Pressure Relief Valve on the other hand releases the material after the threshold pressure, but not fully. If the pressure is slightly higher the threshold, then the valve opens slightly. If the pressure is very high above the threshold, it opens wider. It also functions in the same manner when the pressure drops down. The valve closes in proportion to the pressure. The safety valve shuts down at once only when the pressure is below the threshold.

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Relief Valves are designed to control pressure in a system While Safety Valves are used for controlling the pressure in a system they release pressure immediately in the event of an emergency or system failure

The Setpoint of relief valve is usually set at 10 Percent above working pressure limit while safety valve is usually set at 3% above working pressure limit.

If you are operating systems that can only be off for short periods of time, it is sensible to keep a spare valve to swap over and then the removed valve can be inspected and recertified.