Sanitary Pressure Relief Reducing Air Release Valves
- Model:
- VR-22
- Place of Origin:
- Wenzhou, China
- Packing:
- Suitable Packing for Sea/Air Transport
- Quantity:
- 10000 PCS Per Year
- Payment:
- T/T, L/C, Western Union
- Material:
- SS304, SS316L
- Connection:
- Clamped
A sanitary pressure relief valve protects sealed process tanks from internal overpressure buildup and structural vacuum collapse within a single compact housing. Mounted onto vessel dome nozzles through sanitary clamp unions, the calibrated spring assembly opens when vapor pressures exceed operational limits to vent excess gas, reseating securely once operating equilibrium returns to maintain continuous sterile barrier containment.
Thermal Condensation Shock and Shell Buckling Prevention
Sudden temperature shifts during sanitization routines create severe vessel stress. Rinsing hot tanks with cold sanitizing fluid causes rapid steam condensation, generating internal vacuum forces capable of pulling thin stainless steel shells inward.
Modern dual-acting sanitary pressure relief valves prevent inward shell failure through an independent negative-pressure intake disc. This internal sub-assembly unseats under minute negative differentials, introducing filtered atmosphere into the vessel headspace before structural buckling occurs.
Processing Vessel Dynamics and Mechanical Protective Actions
| Operational Scenario | Headspace Dynamic | Structural Hazard | Mechanical Protection Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cold CIP Rinse Phase | Rapid vacuum below -0.05 bar | Thin-wall tank implosion | Reverse disc lifts to admit displacement air |
| Fermentation Gas Accumulation | Progressive rise above 2.2 bar | Vessel rupture and seal blowout | Main spring compresses to discharge excess vapor |
| Rapid Fluid Evacuation | Liquid drop creating negative headspace | Shell deformation and cavitation | Vacuum port admits filtered ambient air |
| Hot Steam Sterilization | Thermal expansion exceeding limits | Joint failure and mechanical fatigue | Relief port discharges excessive steam |
Pipeline Pressure Boundaries and Electropolished Metallurgy
Facility design establishes that an upstream sanitary pressure reducing valve maintains uniform liquid line pressure, whereas tank-mounted relief hardware functions strictly for vessel overpressure containment.
Fluid-contact components require electropolished 316L stainless steel finishes below 0.4 micrometers Ra to prevent bacterial adhesion. Self-draining internal geometries ensure complete chemical evacuation during clean-in-place cycles, preventing cross-contamination between production runs.
Air Pocket Elimination and Repetitive Reseating Standards
While an auxiliary sanitary air release valve evacuates pocketed gases along pipeline high points, the clamp-mounted tank valve safeguards vessel headspaces.
Scheduled maintenance requires periodic verification of elastomeric seals and spring tension. Factory-calibrated sealing discs sustain repeatable crack-and-reseat precision across numerous steam sterilization exposures, preserving product sterility without demanding process shutdowns.
Product Description
| Product Name: | Pressure Vacuum relief Valve, Exhaust Valve |
| Valve Body Material: | SS304 or SS316L |
| Seal Material: | EPDM,FPM |
| Pressure: | 0.5-2 bar(Vaccum:0.3-0.9 bar) |
| Max. Working Temperature: | 120 degree C |
| Availably size: | 1" - 2" |
| Availably connection: | Weld,Clamp,Thread |
| Availably standard: | DIN,SMS,ISO,IDF |
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