Pressure-reducing valves are normally-open, pressure-limiting devices.
They limit one part of a circuit to a pre-determined setting, while allowing the inlet pressure to rise to full system pressure, if necessary.
They come in two forms: direct-acting or pilot-operated.
Both types have the option of an integrated pressure relief valve, which limits the regulated pressure in the case of external forces.
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