
The hydraulic structure inside the valve automatically maintains the set pressure of the pipe network. When the pipe network pressure drops below the set value, the valve throttles down to preserve the network pressure, stabilize the downstream water supply pressure, avoid
low pressure or drastic pressure fluctuations, and ensure the normal operation of water-consuming and fire-fighting equipment.
Overpressure may occur in the pipeline due to pump start-stop operations, water hammer and pipe network disturbances.
Once the pressure exceeds the preset threshold, the valve opens rapidly to discharge the excess pressurized medium from
the pipeline (normally to a drain outlet). When the pressure falls back to a safe level, the valve closes automatically, protecting pipelines and equipment.
