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  1. POL23

    Need help determining PRV Set pressure

    Thanks TD2K...You're correct the PRVs are there to protect the piping not the tank
  2. POL23

    Need help determining PRV Set pressure

    Thanks, would you suggest that the PRV's on both the inlet and outlet pipeline be set above 107 psi ?
  3. POL23

    Need help Determining PRV Set pressure

    I'm replacing 2 PRV's(3/4" by 1 1/2" Stainless Steel) on Jet A-1 fuel storage tank inlet 8" and outlet 5" pipeline. MAWP based on the highest operating pressure reasonably expected to be encountered is 96 PSIG (Pump deadhead pressure 87 PSIG plus 10%) Questions: - At what pressure setting...
  4. POL23

    Need help determining PRV Set pressure

    I'm replacing 2 PRV's(3/4" by 1 1/2" Stainless Steel) on Jet A-1 fuel storage tank inlet 8" and outlet 5" pipeline. MAWP based on the highest operating pressure reasonably expected to be encountered is 96 PSIG (Pump deadhead pressure 87 PSIG plus 10%) Questions: - At what pressure setting...
  5. POL23

    PRV Material

    Need to know if bronze bodied PRV's are acceptable for use in petroleum (Aviation fuel) storage and distribution systems. PRV's in question are attached to the Aboveground Storage tank inlet and outlet piping. PRV valve and valve seat are Stainless steel. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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