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Safety valve
Hi guys and girls!
I have one air-to water heat pump of 25kW (Galletti MCA025H0) whose brass safety valve 1/2" D10/CH from Nuova General Instruments
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has released all refrigerant out (r 407C, no pressure inside).
Safety release pressure of 29 bar is stated at housing of valve. I checked high pressure switch with nitrogen and he acts at 28 bars as it is stated on him. But, safety release valve opens at 27 bar of pressure.
Factory sent me, as substitute safety valve, this valve
who has no manufacturer name on body. It only have 36 bar code on body.
Does anyone of you came across this substitute valve, and, is this valve suitable for task?
Does anyone knows who is manufacturing this valve and have link on his site.
I ask this because his size and bore for pressure release is few times smaller than original safety valve.
Actually his size is 3,2 cm long, 1,6 cm diameter and bore is 4 mm.
Does anyone have any experience with Nuova General Instruments valves and are they prone to failure.
Also what are you thinking about this raise in pressure for acting of pressure release valve from 29 to 36 bars and lowering of size of bore and relief rate. Is this of concern, and is that indication that manufacturer don't know what he is doing and just acting to salvage situation.Last edited by nike123; 27-02-2008 at 11:01 PM.
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