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Title: High Pressure Farm Taps And Service Regulatorsa Demonstration
Author: Charles H. Jones
Source: 1965 Southwestern Gas Measurement Short Course (Now called ISHM)
Year Published: 1965
Abstract: The service regulator, as used for many homes, schools, churches and small industrials, must control the gas outlet pressure under varying inlet pressures and flows. The manufacturer must design the regulator component parts so that accurate stable control will result. Most of these parts are fixed by the manufacturer, but there are several selections required to meet various service conditions. Body size, spring range, orifice size and safety features selection must be made by the purchaser. The body size and outlet pressure spring range are determined by service conditions. The orifice size is the most important of all selections because the size selected determines the accuracy of control, stability of the regulator and the degree of over-pressure protection. The available service regulator safety features are:

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