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VALVE , SAFETY RELIEF
Definition:
A VALVE DESIGNED TO AUTOMATICALLY RELEASE EXCESSIVE PRESSURES. IT IS ACTUATED BY STATIC PRESSURE UPSTREAM OF THE VALVE AND IS USED AS A SAFETY VALVE OR RELIEF VALVE, AND MAY BE SET TO CLOSE AT A PREDETERMINED PRESSURE. IT IS NOT DESIGNED FOR REGULATION OF CONTINUOUSLY FLUCTUATING LOADS. IT MAY BE INLINE OR CARTRIDGE (MANIFOLD) DESIGN. EXCLUDES VALVE (1), RELIEF, PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE.
CAGE Information
| Code | Company |
|---|---|
| 9F512 | PARKER-HANNIFIN CORPORATION DBA HYDR |
Federal Supply Class
Title
VALVES, NONPOWERED
Inclusions:
INCLUDES AUTOMATIC NONPOWERED VALVES; GATE, GLOBE, ANGLE, CHECK, AND RELIEF VALVES; COCKS.
Exclusions:
EXCLUDES FIRE HYDRANTS (FSC 4210); SPRINKLER HEADS (FSC 4210); VALVES SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED FOR USE WITH FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT (FSC 4210); PLUMBING EQUIPMENT, AND THE LIKE (FSC 4540).
Characteristics (Decoded)
| MRC | Requirements Statement | Clear Text Reply |
|---|---|---|
| ADZH | RENEWABLE SEAT RING TYPE | PRESSED-IN |
| ADSR | BONNET TYPE | INSIDE SPRING |
| MEDA | MEDIA FOR WHICH DESIGNED | HYDRAULIC FLUID, MINERAL BASE SINGLE RESPONSE |
| CQCY | ADJUSTABLE PRESSURE RANGE | +100.0/+5000.0 POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH |
| ADSY | VALVE DISCHARGE FLOW RATE | 20.0 GALLONS PER MINUTE |
| ADST | BONNET ATTACHMENT METHOD | BOLTED |
| AQLR | VALVE OPERATION METHOD | AUTOMATIC |
| MATT | MATERIAL | STEEL FLOW CONTROL DEVICE |
| STYL | STYLE DESIGNATOR | ERR-090 |
| AAJF | THREAD DIRECTION | RIGHT-HAND ALL ENDS |
| CQJX | NOMINAL THREAD SIZE | 0.750 INCHES ALL ENDS |
| AWLS | CONNECTION TYPE | THREADED INTERNAL PIPE ALL ENDS |
| AAAR | NOMINAL PIPE SIZE ACCOMMODATED | 0.750 INCHES ALL ENDS |
| ADQU | FLOW CONTROL DEVICE | POPPET |
| ADSU | DISK LOADING METHOD | SPRING |
| AHNC | CONNECTION STYLE | ERR-090 ERR-100 |
| MATT | MATERIAL | STEEL SEAT |
| MATT | MATERIAL | IRON CAST BODY |
| THSD | THREAD SERIES DESIGNATOR | NPT ALL ENDS |
| CQGM | MAXIMUM OPERATING PRESSURE | 5000.0 POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH SINGLE RESPONSE |