Pressure Relief Valves

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PLC Controlled Automatic PRV (Displayed)

Highly accurate PRV with defined open and closing pressures
Unbelievably fast operation that can open in 1/3 of a second

Nitro PRV

Nitrogen powered PRV that automatically resets to 75% of set off pressure
Independent of electrical power

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1.866.648.9067

sales@beyondmpd.com

careers@beyondmpd.com

Suite 1110, 505 3rd St SW.
Calgary, Alberta T2P 3E6

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Directional Plan (including MD, Inclination and Azimuth)

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Annular BOP Top Flange

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