Back Pressure Regulator (BPR)

The Back Pressure Regulator maintains constant pressure and constant flow for the analyzer simultaneously protecting critical sampling components as a relief valve.
A Back Pressure Regulator is a control valve that maintains a set pressure on the upstream side of the valve. If the pressure increases, the regulator opens to allow additional flow through the BPR1 / BPR2.
As the pressure decreases the regulator passes closes to restrict flow. Continuous open outlet port for grab sample assures that fluctuation during opening and closing is avoided. This additional flow through the BPR1 / BPR2 will ensure the avoidance of the requirement of adjustment during the requirement of taking a grab sample as continuous flow is available for the same.
A back pressure regulator can be also used for the grab sample purpose. This result in cost benefits avoiding separate tubing and grabbing sample prices.
This ensures that velocity is well maintained upstream. Any upstream fluctuation will not allow individual analyzer flows unstable and assures the stability of reading and assured performance of the system