Outlet piping is the discharge conduit in safety relief systems that directs released fluids from relief devices to safe locations.
| Parameter | Typical range | Notes & selection driver |
|---|---|---|
| Diameter Range | DN25 to DN600 (1" to 24") | |
| Wall Thickness | Schedule 40 to 160 per ASME B36.10 | |
| Pressure Rating | ASME B31.3 Class 150 to 2500 | |
| Connection Types | Flanged (ASME B16.5), Welded (ASME B31.3) | |
| Temperature Range | -29°C to 538°C |
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This component is used in the following industrial products
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Conventional relief valves typically require backpressure below 10% of set pressure, while balanced bellows valves can tolerate up to 50%. API 520 provides specific guidelines based on valve type and service conditions.
Install piping with continuous downward slope (minimum 1:240 gradient) toward discharge point, use drip legs with drains, and incorporate steam tracing or insulation in cold environments to prevent condensation.
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