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Relief valve

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A relief valve is a valve used to enable the escape of steam or other fluid in cases of excessive pressure. By allowing some of the steam or fluid out, the build-up of pressure is reduced and explosions or other catastrophes are prevented.

Back Pressure Regulators (BPRs) work similarly to relief valves but a BPR emphasizes steady state pressure control instead of on/off actuation.

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Equilibar back after Hurricane Helene

The Equilibar team is back at work after Hurricane Helene

We’re happy to report that the Equilibar team is fully back at work this week following Hurricane Helene. While Helene wreaked havoc across the Western North Carolina mountains, we feel extremely lucky that all of our team members and their families are safe and our facilities had only minor issues. Once we could return to Read More

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