Sanitary Pressure Regulators: Overview, Characteristics & Technical Parameters

Sanitary Pressure Regulator

A Sanitary Pressure Regulator is a valve that reduces the inlet pressure to a required outlet pressure through adjustment and automatically maintains the outlet pressure stable by relying on the energy of the medium itself. Specifically, it changes the throttling area to alter the flow rate and fluid kinetic energy, resulting in different pressure losses, thereby achieving the purpose of pressure reduction. Then, relying on the adjustment of the control and regulation system, the fluctuation of the pressure after the valve is balanced with the spring force, so that the pressure after the valve is kept constant within a certain error range.

Characteristics of Sanitary Pressure Regulator

• Balanced pressure reducing structure improves the stability of output pressure.

• Equipped with a safety pressure relief hole in case of diaphragm wear or rupture.

• Locknut can control the setting of the adjusting screw.

• Temperature range: -20-60℃; Weight: 5.2KG; Flow rate: 200m³/h

• Components are cleaned in accordance with HG20202 requirements; the internal and external surfaces of the valve body are mirror polished, meeting GMP cleanliness requirements and suitable for use in pure oxygen environments.

• 100% factory tested.

Main Technical Parameters of Sanitary Pressure Regulator

• Specification: DN15-DN80, 1/2'-4'

• Standard: ISO, IDF, DIN, 3A, SMS

• Applicable temperature: -20°~180°

• Inlet maximum pressure: 2.5MPA

• Outlet adjustable pressure: 0~1.0MPA

• Valve body material: SUS304, SUS316L

• Connection method: Threaded, Clamp (Quick-Install), Welded, Flange

• Sealing ring material: EPDM, FPM, SI

• Applicable medium: Steam, nitrogen, carbon dioxide, water, etc.

• Application scope: Dairy products, beer, food, beverages