backpressureregulatoren
A backpressure regulator is a type of control valve used in fluid systems to maintain a set pressure downstream of the valve. It works by sensing the downstream pressure and adjusting the valve opening to either allow more or less fluid to pass through. If the downstream pressure rises above the set point, the regulator will close slightly, restricting flow and increasing the backpressure. Conversely, if the downstream pressure drops below the set point, the regulator will open further, allowing more flow and reducing backpressure.
These devices are crucial for applications where maintaining a consistent downstream pressure is important for system
Backpressure regulators are distinct from relief valves, which are designed to open only when a critical overpressure