Why is an exhaust valve installed in a pipeline?

In the operation of the pipeline system, the exhaust valve is an indispensable key component, which is of great significance for ensuring the safe and stable operation of the pipeline. When the pipeline is running, the gas in the water is easy to accumulate in the pipeline, especially when the water flow fluctuates and the flow rate changes, these gases will be rapidly compressed. Due to the pressure generated by the compression of the gas, it can reach dozens or even hundreds of times the compressed pressure of the water. The huge pressure acts on the pipe wall instantly, which can easily cause the pipeline to break, causing serious leakage accidents and threatening the safety of surrounding facilities.

High-quality pipeline manufacturers know the importance of the exhaust valve to the pipeline system. In production, they use high-strength, corrosion-resistant materials to make the exhaust valve, and optimize the product structure through advanced technology to ensure that the exhaust valve has good sealing and sensitive exhaust performance. Whether it is municipal water supply and drainage pipelines or industrial transportation pipelines, these carefully manufactured exhaust valves can discharge the accumulated gas in the pipeline in time, effectively reduce the internal pressure, avoid the pipeline safety hazards caused by gas compression, thereby prolonging the service life of the pipeline, ensuring the stable operation of the entire pipeline system, and providing users with reliable pipeline solutions.