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Maximum Allowable Working Pressure (MAWP) vs Valve Operating Pressure

What is Maximum Allowable Working Pressure (MAWP)? What is Valve Operating Pressure? We break it down and explain the difference. Read more about this topic on the Kimray Blog: https://bit.ly/2U3UZJu SUBSCRIBE to CHRONICLE: https://kimray.com/Subscribe BLOG: https://blog.kimray.com/ PODCAST (APPLE): https://apple.co/3c82VQd PODCAST (SPOTIFY): https://spoti.fi/2ZMCm0j   FACEBOOK:   / kimrayinc   LINKEDIN:   / kimray-inc   PRODUCT & TECHNICAL SUPPORT: prodtechsupport@kimray.com or 405-525-4264 WORK @ KIMRAY: https://kimray.com/Careers --- The maximum allowable working pressure (MAWP) of a control valve (or regulator) is the highest amount of pressure the valve is rated to flow. If an operator forces the valve to flow pressure above the MAWP, the components—such as springs, diaphragms, o-rings, or the body itself—may fail. While the MAWP of a valve is a static number, the valve operating pressure is the range for a regulator or valve pilot. Some literature also refers to operating pressure as “set point pressure.” Leave a comment below if you have any questions! Some question can be answered online, but for detailed technical support, email prodtechsupport@kimray.com and mention which video your referencing.