369-8167: Direct Operated Relief Valve

The Relief Valve is used to relieve excessive pressure within a system by opening a passageway when the pressure exceeds a predetermined setpoint. The design of relief valves involves a pilot-operated mechanism that responds to changes in pressure. Once the set pressure is reached, the valve opens, allowing the excess pressure to be vented, released, or redirected to a low-pressure area. Attributes: • Designed to prevent corrosion • Resists chemical reactions with fluid and external contaminants • Provided with Seals to prevent leakage Applications: The Relief Valve is implemented in the Accumulator Charging Valve unit to ensure the safety of the components and operator by keeping the pressure of the unit within the limit.