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Re: Is this solenoid legal?
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Originally Posted by RandeJ
Just got a response from vendor regarding max pressure. Do you think a copy of this email is good enough to pass inspection (probably) without a secondary pressure relief valve?
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The proof pressure for this valve is 215 psig. Anything up to this value
will not cause damage to the unit.
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No. See Q241 in the Q&A - "Working Pressure is not Proof Pressure."
EDIT: While I've been frustrated over the years with the alternative reality English dictionaries that only the GDC has access to, I agree with their position on this. Proof pressure is usually a multiplier applied to working pressure, but there doesn't appear to be consensus on what that multiplier is.
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Last edited by kmusa : 10-02-2014 at 14:01.
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