Liquid Surge (F9000)

Liquid Surge (F9000)

Liquid Surge Relief Valve

A pilot-less version of the F7000 series, this valve provides quick relief of pressure surges in oil pipelines or other liquid systems. Piston opens against fixed volume of gas in integral dome reservoir. Elastomer seat for tight shutoff. Liquid pipelines operate under pressure.  If a pressure surge occurs due to a valve opening or closing incorrectly, or a pump comes on line the result in a non-compressible fluid could be catastrophic.  The Flow Safe F9000 surge relief valve has speed of response performance you can depend on.

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FEATURES

  • Direct pressure setting without need for pilot or other controls
  • Soft seated (Elastomer)
  • Furnished with precision self-relieving regulator & gauge
  • Full or reduced bore orifice
  • Piston lift at set pressure, proportional to demand
  • Repeatable leak tight seating and re-seating
  • Integral flange design
  • Piston dampening ring for chatter-free performance
  • Top entry for low-cost maintenance and cost of ownership

APPLICATIONS

  • Liquid surge / water hammer protection
  • Pump failures
  • Rapid block valve closure
  • Non-return check valve hard-shutting
  • ESD of tank or loading system
  • Pump startup or tripping

Service Envelope

Connection Sizes
Custom sizes & dual outlet bodies available on request
1” x 2” - 12” x 16”
(25mm x 50mm - 300mm x 400 mm)
Set Pressure Ranges
See F9000 Catalog for size specific ratings
100 – 3705 psig
(6.9 – 255 barg)
Temperature Ranges-65 to 500°F
(-54 to 260°C)
Orifice Area Range.521 – 111.87 in2
(336 – 72174 mm2)
End Connections
Custom types available on request
Standard:
Integral ASME RF Flanged (up to 1500# inlet)
Materials of Construction
Custom available for service or on request
Carbon Steel w/ stainless steel trim
Seat Materials
Custom available for service or on request
Elastomer:
Buna-N, Viton® (FKM) or equal, EPR/EPDM, FFKM (Chemraz®, Kalrez®, etc)

CERTIFICATIONS & COMPLIANCE

  • Superior flow capabilities (independently verified at 3rd-party high-capacity water test lab)
  • U.S. Patent No. 7,302,961 (December 2007)