Pressure Reducing Valve

A pressure reducing valve, often abbreviated as PRV or PRV valve, is a crucial component in fluid control systems designed to maintain a specified and consistent lower pressure on the downstream side of the valve, regardless of variations in the upstream pressure. This valve is especially useful in situations where high-pressure fluid needs to be reduced to a manageable or safe level. The core components of a pressure reducing valve include a valve body, an adjustable spring-loaded diaphragm, and an outlet pressure adjustment mechanism.