Diaphragm Pump Safety Valve Function: Safeguarding System Stability
This paper systematically elaborates on the core functions, operating principles, selection criteria, and maintenance practices of diaphragm pump safety valves. As critical overpressure protection devices, safety valves automatically open to release excess pressure, effectively preventing equipment damage such as diaphragm rupture and pipeline bursts, suppressing water hammer impacts, and ensuring process stability alongside personnel and environmental safety. The article analyzes primary valve types such as spring-loaded and weight-operated models, emphasizing that selection must comprehensively consider set pressure, flow capacity, material compatibility, and medium characteristics. Furthermore, by introducing typical application scenarios and integrating installation, maintenance essentials, and troubleshooting guidelines—supplemented with actual retrofit case studies—it demonstrates the significant value of properly configuring and maintaining safety valves in enhancing system reliability, extending equipment lifespan, and reducing overall operational costs.










