What is the maximum pressure that the installed relief valve on the volume tank assembly is designed to relieve?

The maximum pressure that the installed relief valve on the volume tank assembly is designed to relieve is 300 PSIG. This pressure is specifically chosen to ensure the safety and functionality of the diving system by preventing over-pressurization which could lead to equipment malfunction or failure. The relief valve is a critical safety component, designed to open at the designated pressure limit to allow excess air or gas to escape. This aids in maintaining the operational integrity of the tank and the diving equipment, ensuring that divers can operate safely and effectively underwater.

In choosing the pressure set for this system, considerations include the operational pressures typical for diving, the material strength of the tank, and the safety margins needed to protect both the equipment and the diver. Therefore, knowing that the relief valve is set to relieve at 300 PSIG helps divers and operators to maintain proper pressure levels and ensure safe diving practices.