What should be done if a boiler's safety valve continuously discharges?

When a boiler's safety valve continuously discharges, it is an important safety concern that must be addressed promptly. The safety valve is designed to release excess pressure from the boiler to prevent dangerous situations, such as an explosion. Continuous discharge indicates that the system is experiencing an abnormal condition that needs investigation.

By investigating the cause of the valve's operation, technicians can identify potential issues, such as excessive pressure in the boiler, malfunctioning valve components, or other system inefficiencies. If the valve is found to be faulty or there are underlying problems related to the boiler's operation, repairing or replacing the valve will ensure the safety and effectiveness of the boiler system.

Ignoring the discharge would pose a significant risk, and increasing water levels or reducing operational temperature without addressing the root cause may only lead to further complications. Therefore, taking the appropriate measures to investigate and remedy the situation is essential for safe boiler operation.