Safety relief system for control or vent valves

Fluid handling – Line condition change responsive valves – Line flow effect assisted

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92 48, 92 62, 92 65, 137488, 137493, 251 31, 251 634, F16K 1710

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ABSTRACT:
A safety relief system for a valve in a vent or a main flowline. The safety relief system utilizes a main actuator (24) utilized primarily for a positive pressure condition and a vacuum actuator (96) in axial alignment with the main actuator (24) utilized exclusively for a negative pressure condition. The main valve member (18) has a stem (22) which extends within both actuators (24, 96) and diaphragms (26, 100) are connected to the stem (22) for movement of the valve member (18).

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