Description
The Groth Model 2300A emergency relief valve is designed to vent to atmosphere an emergency relief capacity greater than that offered by a standard operating valve used on low-pressure tanks, piping, and vessels. Emergency relief valves provide protection against excessive internal pressures that could cause tank damage.
The Model 2300A is built entirely from corrosion-resistant materials. Groth's special fluoropolymer "air-cushioned" pallet, with a central stabilizing stem and peripheral guides, ensures uniform seating and precise alignment. High-performance fluoropolymer seat diaphragms are standard to minimize sticking caused by resinous vapors and atmospheric moisture. The guides support a spun metal protective hood that covers and protects the entire valve structure. As additional protection against the entry of foreign particles, a mesh surrounds the valve beneath the protective hood.
Can be used for emergency relief on smaller tanks
Peripheral and central seat guides ensure reliable, repeatable performance
A wide seat and an air-cushion seal keep leakage to a minimum even after prolonged valve use
The self-draining housing body and drip rings protect the seat surfaces from condensation and freezing, increasing operational reliability
Fluoropolymer seat diaphragms are standard to minimize sticking caused by resinous vapors and atmospheric moisture
Sizes: 2″ (DN 50) to 12″ (DN 300) flanges
Material: Available in aluminum, carbon steel, stainless steel, and other materials
Pressure: 0.5 oz/in² to 15 psig (2.15 mbarg to 1.03 barg)
Certification: ATEX and PED approval
Available drilling classes: 150# ANSI, PN10, PN16, JIS
Seat diaphragms: Buna-N, fluoropolymer, FKM, and others
Steam jacket
Separator