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Introduction To SB Pressure Exhaust
The Alfa Laval SB Pressure Exhaust Valve is a pneumatic regulating valve designed to automatically release pressure in a hygienic process tank when it exceeds the set pressure. For consistent and safe pressure regulation, the set pressure can be easily adjusted either manually or from a remote location connected to the central control system.
SB Pressure Exhaust Application
This pneumatic regulating valve is designed for use in process tanks or vessels for hygienic applications in the brewery, food, dairy, beverage and many other industries.
SB Pressure Exhaust Benefits
Fully cleanable with Cleaning-in-Place system
Reliable control of tank top pressure
Easy to integrate into existing installations
Low investment due to simplified installation
Easy to integrate with SCANDI BREW safety valves and top plates
SB Pressure Exhaust Valve How It Work
The Alfa Laval SB Pressure Exhaust Valve is operated by means of the set pressure being applied to the top of a membrane set. The pressure regulation will be identical to the set point pressure. The set pressure is either reduced to the required pressure by means of a manual precision regulator or an IP converter controlled by a programmable logic controller (PLC). When the tank pressure exceeds the set pressure, the valve will open and release pressure through the valve side branch for atmospheric discharge or collection. To ensure correct working conditions, there should be no pressure buildup after the vent port. Air pressure exerted on the lower portion of the membrane set forces the SB Pressure Exhaust Valve open. The valve is now fully cleanable either by an optional CIP supply valve, supplying CIP to the cleaning nozzle on the valve housing, or cleaning along with rest of the installation with a separate CIP line.