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Henry ® safety devices include our X-series valves, capable of limiting blow down to less than 15%, which ensures safe pressure control, reducing the loss of expensive and environmentally damaging refrigerant. Our unique sentry system is fully compliant with ISO 5149 and EN 378, and the addition of pressure switches and tell tales can further ...
- PRESSURE RELIEF VALVES AND SAFETY DEVICES - Henry Group
Henry Group’s PRVs are designed to discharge vapour and...
- USA Catalogue Pdf - Henry Group
Henry Group Industries Ltd. Harbour City, 9 Canton Road Tsim...
- PRESSURE RELIEF VALVES AND SAFETY DEVICES - Henry Group
Henry Group’s PRVs are designed to discharge vapour and should not be used to vent liquid refrigerant. The valves are “back-pressure dependent” and therefore required to discharge to atmospheric pressure. All models are suitable for use with HCFC, HFC, HFO, CO 2 and R290 refrigerants along with their associated oils. Stainless
Henry Group Industries Ltd. Harbour City, 9 Canton Road Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon Hong Kong General Enquiries: contact.hk@henry-group.net Sales Enquiries: sales.hk@henry-group.net Tel: +852 2625-8288.
The Henry Valve Company, commenced production in Chicago in 1914. Today, The Henry Group is a leading manufacturer of low control products for the commercial refrigeration and air-conditioning industries. Products include: Ball Valves Check Valves Globe Valves Three-Way Shut-off Valves Pressure Relief Valves Rupture Discs
Henry Technologies’ Relief Valves are designed to be used in refrigeration systems to prevent over-pressure due to system malfunction or excessive external heat.
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Oct 20, 2000 · This revised version deals with the installation, maintenance, and replacement of safety relief valves for ammonia refrigeration systems. Per the manufacturer, it gives updated information on recommended standards of good practice, as well as updated city, state, federal, and insurance regulations. - Henry Valve Co.
