Name: CGA TB 24 : 2005 - RECOMMENDATIONS TO MITIGATE HAZARDS FROM SMALL PRESSURE RELIEF VALVES THAT FAIL TO OPEN AT SET PRESSURE (CRACKING PRESSURES LESS THAN 100 PSIG)
Brand: Compressed Gas Association

RECOMMENDATIONS TO MITIGATE HAZARDS FROM SMALL PRESSURE RELIEF VALVES THAT FAIL TO OPEN AT SET PRESSURE (CRACKING PRESSURES LESS THAN 100 PSIG)

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07-16-2018

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Compressed Gas Association

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07-23-2013

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Describes the tendency for small spring-loaded PRVs commonly used in piping systems not to operate uniformly in the prescribed relief range due to cold vulcanization.

DocumentType	Standard
PublisherName	Compressed Gas Association
Status	Withdrawn

CGA S 1.1 : 2011

PRESSURE RELIEF DEVICE STANDARDS - PART 1: CYLINDERS FOR COMPRESSED GASES

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CGA TB 24 : 2005

RECOMMENDATIONS TO MITIGATE HAZARDS FROM SMALL PRESSURE RELIEF VALVES THAT FAIL TO OPEN AT SET PRESSURE (CRACKING PRESSURES LESS THAN 100 PSIG)

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