Laws and standards for safety valves
Respecting the legal requirements for safety valve is essential in order to ensure safety of operators and protect the environment.
The Italian laws and standards and, more generally, the international ones require the respect of general “guidelines” in all sectors so as to ensure safe working conditions and protect the health of the operators and employees of all companies, as is the case for Gnali Bocia.
Moreover, all products manufactured must mandatorily comply with strict environmental protection requirements, therefore specific protocols are implemented aiming at reducing the pollution deriving from the production processes.
Safety valves are just one of the products which must respect these laws and standards, since the risk deriving from a possible malfunctioning of a safety valve installed in a residential area or in a work place is high.
For example, the breakage of a safety valve or a leak from it creates an imminent danger to everyone if there are electrical control panels close by.
Gnali Bocia places compliance with laws and regulations first so as to avoid any unpleasant events which can result in greater damage.
The reference standards for safety valves can be national or international as mentioned above: alphanumerical reference abbreviations are adopted in accordance with their “origin”; ISO for international standards and UNI for national ones. There are also many other reference abbreviations such as CIG, used for works involving flammable gas.
Moreover, all products manufactured must mandatorily comply with strict environmental protection requirements, therefore specific protocols are implemented aiming at reducing the pollution deriving from the production processes.
Safety valves are just one of the products which must respect these laws and standards, since the risk deriving from a possible malfunctioning of a safety valve installed in a residential area or in a work place is high.
For example, the breakage of a safety valve or a leak from it creates an imminent danger to everyone if there are electrical control panels close by.
Gnali Bocia places compliance with laws and regulations first so as to avoid any unpleasant events which can result in greater damage.
The reference standards for safety valves can be national or international as mentioned above: alphanumerical reference abbreviations are adopted in accordance with their “origin”; ISO for international standards and UNI for national ones. There are also many other reference abbreviations such as CIG, used for works involving flammable gas.
26/03/2014
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