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#45475 - 10/25/11 07:58 AM when PSV reaction force is a pain.....
Edwincode Member Registered: 04/08/11 Posts: 8 Loc: Perth, WA, Australia	Hi Guys,I'm struggling with a PSV with high reaction force. reduced side of the reducer to the attached PSV is over stressed under PSV load effect. I have considered all the applicable route and supporting. unfortunately didn't work. I'm looking for another solution. did you ever deal with this situation? is it reasonable to approach PSV modification? regards, edwin _________________________ ....Not someone can answer every possible question but everyone can answer at least one question....
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#45477 - 10/25/11 08:03 AM Re: when PSV reaction force is a pain..... [Re: Edwincode]
danb Member Registered: 04/22/05 Posts: 1453 Loc: ...	If you think to ask for a 300# instead of 150# flange on inlet, maybe is acceptable. _________________________ Dan
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#45513 - 10/27/11 12:06 AM Re: when PSV reaction force is a pain..... [Re: Edwincode]
shr Member Registered: 02/16/07 Posts: 508 Loc: Singapore	Hi Edwincode Try to put limit stop with zero gap at discharge line of PSV. Trust that will help. Regards Habib
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#45514 - 10/27/11 12:07 AM Re: when PSV reaction force is a pain..... [Re: Edwincode]
shr Member Registered: 02/16/07 Posts: 508 Loc: Singapore	Hi Edwincode Try to put limit stop with zero gap at discharge line of PSV. Trust that will help. Regards Habib
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