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The pressure relief valve SPV/SPVF is a direct spring sliding piston valve. It is intended for mounting in pipelines and is suitable to safeguard low pressure hydraulic circuits. The pipe connection is to be effected either by SAE-mounting surfaces (3000 psi) or by Whitworth pipe threads ”G“.
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Notes-

  • When using strongly aerated media, the valve shouldpreferably be mounted vertical with the setscrew facing down.
  • The tank connection Tof the valve must not be exposed to underpressure when subject to flow (Q > 0), as in this case the valve cannot be ventilated, possibly resulting in unwanted vibrations and noise. If this is unavoidable, the special solution (S33) provides an alternative

The sliding piston 2 is pressed against the annulated area a by the compression spring 3. Thus the pressure connection P is separated from the tank connection T by sealing the diameter d. As soon as the opening pressure p is achieved, adjusted by the set screw 4, the sliding piston 2 releases the fluid flow to the tank connection. The spring chamber b is pressure compensated by the bore c. When starting-up the valve the spring chamber b must be blee-ded by the bleeding screw 5, (hex. socket width: 4). The pressure relief valves are available in different pressure setting ranges because, due to their springrates, each of the compression springs can only cover a limited pressure sotting range.

Explosion protection - Field of application for the pressure relief valves.
The valve is used to secure low pressure hydraulic circuits with various flammable and non-flammable fluids.
They can be used:

  • In Zone 2 {Gas-Ex, Category 3G) in the explosion groups IIA, IIB and IIC
  • In Zone 22 (Dust-Ex, Category 3D), in the explosion groups III A and III B at non-conductive dusts with a minimum ignition energy >1mJ
  • In Zone 1 (Gas-Ex, Category 2G) in explosion groups IIA, IIB and IIC
  • In Zone 21 (Dust-Ex, Category 2D) in the explosion groups III A and III B at non-conductive dusts with a minimum ignition energy >1mJ

The qualification for the surface temperature is T4; for all gases, vapours, mists with an ignition temperature >135°C, the operating materials are not an ignition source.

In the Dust-Ex area, 135°C is the reference temperature for further considerations regarding the safety margin to the glow temperature, etc. {can only be decided by the operating company).

The permissible ambient temperature ranges from

  • -20°C*Ta£60°C-NBR,CR
  • -15°CsTas60°C-FKM, HNBR
  • Flashpoint, minimum ignition temperature and media-specific attributes must be complied with by the operating organisation.
  • No not allow any explosive mixture to be present inside the unit.

Marking according to the Machine Directive 2014/34/EU

  • Manufacturer : KRACHTGmbH D-58791 Werdohl
  • Type designation Consignment no., SPV...
  • Year of manufacture : xxxxxx/xx-xxx xx.xx
  • Tech. File Ref.:  TRR: 04.02X
  • Protection type marking : ©N2GDEExcllC(T4) or ©H2GDEExc(T4)

Nominal size: 10 - 20/25 - 32/40 - 50 - 80

max. flow rate: ... 800 l/min

Nominal pressure: max. 120 bar

Viscosity: 1.2 ... 1000 mm³/s

Media temperature: -20 ... 350 °C