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Safety valves are essential components in fluid systems, designed to protect equipment and personnel from overpressure. These valves automatically open to release fluid when pressure exceeds a preset limit, preventing damage to pipes, vessels, and pumps. Once the pressure returns to a safe level, the valve closes, ensuring the system operates within safe conditions.

Used across industries like oil and gas, chemical processing, and power generation, they help prevent catastrophic failures by controlling pressure levels. Safety valves can be spring-loaded, pilot-operated, or have other mechanisms, depending on the application. They are crucial for protecting infrastructure, improving system reliability, and ensuring worker safety.

By maintaining safe pressure, these valves extend equipment life, reduce maintenance costs, and prevent accidents. They are integral to operational safety and efficiency in various industrial settings.