Sanitary Pressure Relief Vacuum Regulator 1.5 Tri Clamp Spunding
- Model:
- JOV-SFH002-11
- Brand:
- J&O
- Material:
- SS304 or SS316L
- Connection:
- Welding
- Gasket:
- EPDM, SILICON, VITON, PTFE
- Working Temperature:
- -10 celsius degree-+120 celsius degree
- Working Pressure:
- 6Bar
- Payment:
- T/T, L/C, Western Union
A sanitary pressure relief valve protects hygienic process piping, tanks, pumps, and vessels from excessive pressure. It normally stays closed, then opens when upstream pressure reaches the preset value, releasing liquid or gas before pressure rises beyond the selected limit. A spring-loaded mechanism provides automatic relief, while pressure calibration determines the opening point.
For welded sanitary systems, the process connection should support a clean flow path and reliable joining. The valve construction uses SS304 or SS316L, with welded, tri-clamp, or male-end configurations available. A Ra 0.8 μm surface finish suits hygienic service, while EPDM, silicone, Viton, and PTFE sealing options allow selection around media and cleaning conditions.
How Pressure Protection Works in Practice
The relief setting should sit above normal operating pressure while remaining within the protected equipment's allowable pressure. When process pressure reaches the setpoint, the valve disc lifts from the seat and creates a relief path. As pressure falls, the spring returns the disc toward the seat. This differs from a sanitary vacuum relief valve, which admits air when tank pressure becomes negative and protects against vacuum conditions.
A sanitary pressure regulator valve serves another purpose. It modulates pressure during normal operation rather than waiting for an overpressure event. A relief valve is therefore part of the protection layer, not a substitute for continuous pressure regulation.
For beverage fermentation, a 1.5 tri clamp spunding valve can manage controlled low-pressure venting and carbonation. Its role is narrower than a general sanitary relief valve, so vessel pressure rating, operating range, and required relief function should be checked before selection.
Selection Points That Affect Reliability
| Selection point | Practical check | Effect on selection |
|---|---|---|
| Pressure margin | Compare operating pressure with the intended relief setting | Reduces unwanted opening |
| Process medium | Confirm liquid or gas service | Influences relief behavior and sizing |
| Cleaning cycle | Review CIP chemistry, temperature, and frequency | Guides seal and material choice |
| Connection layout | Match the process interface | Supports correct installation |
| Wetted materials | Check stainless grade and elastomer compatibility | Supports corrosion and product compatibility |
Pressure Relief Checks Before Specification
CIP capability also matters because the valve must remain cleanable after installation. A manual or integrated opening function can allow cleaning fluid to pass through the valve and connected piping during a cleaning cycle, depending on configuration.
Before specifying a sanitary pressure relief valve, the set pressure, normal operating pressure, medium, temperature, relieving capacity, connection method, seal material, and cleaning conditions should be confirmed. Those checks turn a generic valve selection into a pressure-protection decision suited to the process.
Technical Data
| Working Pressure: | ≤6bar |
| Pressure Control Range: | 0.5-6 bar |
| Medium Temperature: | -10 celsius degree-+120 celsius degree |
| Medium: | liquid material,gas |
| Sealing: | Food Rubber |
| Material Quality: | SS304,SS316L |
| Connection of Standard: | DIN,3A,SMS,ISO |
| Available connection: | Male ends,Tri clamp ends,Welded ends |
| Surface treatment: | Ra 0.8um |
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