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06/23/2009 2:39 AM

why for PSV set pressure is 21% of design pressure for fire case??

what i know it is a margin of 10% above 10% of design pressure.is it right?I am not much sure about this.if anybody has an idea can explain me...
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07/19/2009 2:52 AM

disign pressure a max. pressure at which a machine/equipment can runs without any trouble. at design pressure it is reliable to operate.

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