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    PRESSURE RELIEF VALVES

    The main function of a Pressure Relief Valve is to protect against


    accidental over-pressure of a pressure vessel due to system
    malfunction or fire.
    Applications
    Henry Technologies Relief Valves are designed to be used in refrigeration
    systems to prevent over-pressure due to system malfunction or excessive
    external heat. They are to be used only with refrigerant vapor or gas, where
    they are typically installed on the top section of a pressure vessel, i.e. liquid
    receiver or suction accumulator.
    Most states and municipalities which have refrigeration safety codes conform
    to the American Standard Safety Code for Mechanical Refrigeration
    (ANSI/ASHRAE 15). This code and ASME states that the Relief Valve
    setting is not to exceed the design working pressure of the vessel on which
    the Relief Valve is installed. The discharge capacity of relief valves varies
    with pressure setting. The discharge capacity required is based on the size
    of the vessel and the refrigerant used. See Determining Minimum Required
    Discharge Capacity section for more information, or contact Technical
    Support at 1-800-627-5148.
    Whenever conditions permit, it is highly advisable to have the Relief Valve
    pressure setting (which must not exceed the design working pressure of the
    vessel) at least 25% higher than the normal operating pressure for the
    refrigerant used.
    52 series Pressure Relief Valves are suitable for use with HCFC and HFC
    refrigerants and their associated oils, as well as other industrial fluids noncorrosive to brass, steel and Teflon.
    53 and 56 series Pressure Relief Valves are suitable for use with ammonia,
    HCFC and HFC refrigerants and their associated oils, as well as other
    industrial fluids non-corrosive to steel, iron and Teflon.

    How it works
    All Henry Technology Relief Valves are 100% tested and manufactured to
    guidelines as indicated in ASME Section VIII Division I. Every Relief Valve is
    calibrated to indicate a pre-determined set pressure, where the valve begins
    to allow gas or vapor to pass through. The valve will open to a full discharge
    within 10% over set pressure. After discharge Pressure Relief Valves will
    blow down and reseat once the pressure falls below the valves set pressure.

    Main Features
    NPT and SAE flare connections
    High pressure line available (500-675 PSI) suitable for R410A & CO2. See

    model numbers 5233AX, 5234AX and 5235AX

    Valves fully open before 10% overpressure when taken from the average

    set pressure
    Reset pressure ranges typically 10-40% (blowdown) from pop pressure
    Valves bear individual serial numbers
    UV-1 pressure test reports available upon request

    Technical Specifications
    All Henry Technologies PRVs have a set pressure range +/- 3% of the
    stamped pressure.

    Henry Technologies Relief Valves are stamped with the ASME UV symbol
    and NB to indicate National Board certification as to capacities. Additionally,
    Pressure Relief Valves are designed and registered for use in Canada.
    Please contact Technical Support at 1-800-627-5148 for CRN details and list
    of approved provinces and territories.

    Materials of Construction
    The 52 series Relief Valves have brass valve bodies. The internal parts are
    made of brass and carbon steel. The 53 series valves have stainless steel
    valve bodies. Internal parts are made from stainless steel and carbon steel.
    The 56 series valves have cast or ductile iron valve bodies. The internal
    parts are made from stainless steel and carbon steel. All valves have Teflon
    valve seats.

    CRN
    Relief Valve Capacity Ratings
    Henry Technology Relief Valves are marked with a discharge capacity in unit
    lbs-air/min, and marked in accordance with the requirements of the ASME
    (Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code Section VIII, Division 1). These valves are
    also approved by many local refrigeration and air conditioning codes in the
    USA and Canada for relief of excess pressure.

    SAFETY DEVICES

    Set pressure range = see tables


    Allowable operating temperature = -20F to +225F (-29C to +107C)

    33

    Angle Relief Valve - Steel


    Part No
    5600-XXX
    5601-XXX
    5602-XXX
    5603-XXX
    5604-XXX

    Dimensions (inch)

    Conn Size (inch)

    Fig No

    Inlet
    1/2 FPT
    1/2 FPT
    3/4 FPT
    1 FPT
    1 1/4 FPT

    2
    2
    2
    2
    2

    Oulet
    3/4 FPT
    1 FPT
    1 FPT
    1 1/4 FPT
    1 1/2 FPT

    A
    2.69
    2.69
    2.69
    2.88
    4.13

    B
    1.63
    1.63
    1.63
    2.00
    2.31

    Orifice Diameter
    (inch)

    Weight (lbs)

    0.703
    0.703
    0.921
    1.000
    1.125

    3.60
    3.44
    3.40
    4.75
    6.50

    Straight-through Relief Valves - Brass


    Part No
    5250A-1/2-XXX
    5250-1/2-XXX
    5252-3/4-XXX
    5244-3/4-XXX
    5244-1-XXX
    5246A-1-XXX
    5246A-1-1/4-XXX
    5230AX-XXX
    5231AX-XXX
    5231BX
    5233AX-XXX
    5234AX-XXX
    5235AX-XXX

    Inlet
    1/2 MPT
    1/2 MPT
    3/4 MPT
    3/4 MPT
    1 MPT
    1 MPT
    1 1/4 MPT
    1/4' NPT
    3/8 NPT
    1/2' NPT
    3/8 NPT
    3/8 NPT
    1/2 NPT

    4
    4
    4
    4
    4
    4
    4
    3
    3
    3
    3
    4
    4

    Part No

    Fig No

    5350-1/2-XXX
    5352-3/4-XXX
    5344-3/4-XXX
    5344-1-XXX
    5345A-XXX
    5346A-1-1/4-XXX

    4
    4
    4
    4
    4
    4

    Dimensions (inch)

    Conn Size (inch)

    Fig No

    A
    4.26
    4.04
    4.05
    4.16
    4.16
    5.82
    5.82
    3.72
    3.72
    4.16
    4.18
    4.22
    4.50

    Oulet
    1/2 FPT
    3/4 FPT
    3/4 FPT
    1 FPT
    1 FPT
    1 1/4 FPT
    1 1/4 FPT
    1/2' FL
    1/2' FL
    5/8' FL
    7/8 SAE Flare
    3/4 FPT
    3/4 FPT

    Orifice Diameter (inch)

    Weight (lbs)

    0.375
    0.375
    0.375
    0.500
    0.500
    0.719
    0.719
    0.276
    0.276
    0.276
    0.276
    0.276
    0.276

    0.85
    0.97
    0.95
    1.46
    1.46
    2.50
    2.60
    1.00
    1.00
    1.00
    1.02
    1.12
    1.21

    Straight-through Relief Valves - Stainless Steel


    Dimensions (inch)
    Conn Size (inch)
    Orifice Diameter (inch)
    Inlet
    Oulet
    A
    1/2 MPT
    3/4 FPT
    4.00
    0.375
    3/4 FPT
    4.00
    0.375
    3/4 MPT
    3/4 MPT
    1 FPT
    4.18
    0.500
    1 MPT
    1 FPT
    4.19
    0.500
    1 MPT
    1 1/4 FPT
    5.81
    0.719
    1 1/4 MPT
    1 1/4 FPT
    5.81
    0.719

    Weight (lbs)
    0.95
    1.03
    1.46
    1.46
    2.50
    2.60

    B
    B

    A
    A

    SAFETY DEVICES

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    FIG 1

    FIG 3

    FIG 2

    FIG 4

    Order Information
    1.

    To order, add desired pressure setting to Pressure Relief Valve


    part number suffix (i.e. 5230-300)

    2.

    Pressure certificates (ASME UV-1) are available with each order


    for an extra charge. Specify a -C suffix on the part number.

    Visit our website: www.henrytech.com

    3.

    Pressure settings outside the range stated for each model are
    not available. Henry only supplies relief valves bearing the NVNB stamps.

    5250A-1/2
    5250-1/2
    5252-3/4
    *5350-1/2
    *5352-3/4
    5244-3/4
    5244-1
    *5344-3/4
    *5344-1
    5246A-1
    5246A-1-1/4
    *5345A
    *5346A-1-1/4

    Part No
    5230AX
    5231AX
    5231BX
    5233AX
    5234AX
    5235AX

    Certified
    Pressure
    Range (PSI)
    150-675
    150-675
    150-675
    150-675
    150-675
    150-675

    150
    N/A
    N/A
    N/A
    N/A
    N/A
    33.2
    33.2
    33.2
    33.2
    70.5
    70.5
    70.5
    70.5

    235
    29.0
    29.0
    29.0
    29.0
    29.0
    50.5
    50.5
    50.5
    50.5
    107.2
    107.2
    107.2
    107.2

    150

    235

    300

    11.4

    17.4

    22.0

    Part No

    Certified Pressure
    Range (PSI)

    5600
    5601
    5602
    5603
    5604

    150-450
    150-450
    150-450
    150-450
    150-450

    Valve Capacity Ratings (lbs. Air/min) for Brass


    Standard Pressure Setting (PSI)
    350
    400
    300
    36.5
    42.4
    48.2
    36.5
    42.4
    48.2
    36.5
    42.4
    48.2
    36.5
    42.4
    48.2
    36.5
    42.4
    48.2
    63.8
    73.9
    84.1
    63.8
    73.9
    84.1
    63.8
    73.9
    84.1
    63.8
    73.9
    84.1
    135.2
    156.8
    178.4
    135.2
    156.8
    178.4
    135.2
    156.8
    178.4
    135.2
    156.8
    178.4

    Valve Capacity Ratings (lbs. Air/min) for High Pressure Brass


    Standard Pressure Setting (PSI)
    350
    400
    450
    500
    550

    25.5

    150
    30.9
    35.8
    35.8
    37.5
    72.0

    29.0

    32.5

    C = Min. Required Capacity (lbs-air/min)


    D = Outside Diameter of Vessel, ft
    L = Length of Vessel, ft
    f = refrigerant factor, see chart.

    675

    43.0

    46.5

    48.2

    300
    59.4
    68.7
    68.7
    71.9
    138.1

    1.

    The installation location of the Pressure Relief Valve shall be


    above the liquid line, where the inlet to the relief valve should
    only be exposed to vapor or gas.

    2.

    The Pressure Relief Valve should not be discharged prior to


    installation or when pressure testing the system.

    3.

    Pressure Relief Valves should be mounted vertically.

    4.

    Henry Technologies Pressure Relief Valves are designed to be


    replaced after opening to full discharge. The set pressure after a
    discharge will most often be 5-15% lower than the original
    setting. This can be due to debris exiting the system through the
    valve which had deposited upon the seat disc, and altering the
    alignment of the internal parts.

    5.

    Additional installation notes are shown on the instruction sheet


    accompanying the Pressure Relief Valve, instruction sheet
    drawing number 5-025-002.

    6.

    Pressure Relief Valves should not be installed on discharge lines,


    as the continuous high temperatures may have adverse affects
    on the relief valve's performance.

    7.

    Henry Technologies follows the recommendation provided by the


    International Institute of Ammonia Refrigeration (IIAR) in their
    Bulletin 109 IIAR Minimum Safety Criteria For a Safe Ammonia
    Refrigeration System recommends to replace Pressure Relief
    Valves on a five year interval. If a Pressure Relief Valve opens to
    full discharge it should be replaced immediately.

    C=*D*L

    Refrigerant
    R-401A (MP-39)
    R-402A (HP-80)
    R-404A (HP-62)
    R-406A
    R-407C
    R-408A
    R-409A (FX-56)
    R-410A (AZ-20)
    R-500
    R-502
    R-600 (n-Butane)
    R-600a (Isobutane)
    R-717 (Ammonia)
    R-744 (CO2)
    R764

    650

    Installation Notes

    ASHRAE has a guideline to determine the minimum required discharge


    capacity for refrigeration relief valves. Reference ASHRAE 15-2001 Section
    9.7.5. Use the following equation and refrigerant factors given to determine
    the minimum required capacity.

    1.00
    1.60
    2.00
    2.50
    1.60
    1.00
    1.60
    2.50
    1.00
    1.60
    1.00
    1.00
    1.00
    1.00
    1.00

    39.5

    600

    Valve Capacity Ratings (lbs. Air/min) for Steel (Stainless and Cast)
    Standard Pressure Setting (PSI)
    250
    49.9
    57.7
    57.7
    60.4
    116.1

    Determining Minimum Required Discharge Capacity

    Refrigerant
    R-11
    R-12
    R-13, R-13B1
    R-14
    R-22
    R-113
    R-114
    R-115
    R-123
    R-134a
    R-142b
    R-152a
    R-170 (Ethane)
    R-290 (Propane)
    R-1150 (Ethylene)

    36.0

    500
    59.9
    59.9
    59.9
    59.9
    59.9
    N/A
    N/A
    N/A
    N/A
    N/A
    N/A
    N/A
    N/A

    450
    54.0
    54.0
    54.0
    54.0
    54.0
    94.3
    94.3
    94.3
    94.3
    N/A
    N/A
    N/A
    N/A

    1.60
    2.50
    2.50
    1.60
    1.60
    2.00
    1.60
    2.50
    1.60
    2.50
    1.00
    1.00
    0.50
    1.00
    1.00

    SAFETY DEVICES

    Part No

    Certified
    Pressure Range
    (PSI)
    200-500
    200-500
    200-500
    200-500
    200-500
    150-450
    150-450
    150-450
    150-450
    150-400
    150-400
    150-400
    150-400

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