Where Can We Find Gas Pressure Regulators(Governor)?

Pressure regulator are used for our daily life and industrial applications. Specialty gas regulator applications are divided into two types.

The first is when the regulator is fastened to a gas cylinder using a Compressed Gas Association (CGA) fitting (or BS or DIN). For example, pressure regulators are used in gas grills to regulate propane pressure, in home furnaces to regulate natural gas, in medical/dental equipment regulate oxygen and anesthesia gases, in pneumatic automation systems to regulate compressed air, in engines to regulate fuel pressure, and in fuel cells to regulate hydrogen.

The second application is when a regulator is located in a gas line - providing a means to further reduce the line pressure. A line regulator is identified by having the inlet and outlet opposite of each other, and by a single gauge which is in the 12 o'clock position to indicate the reduced pressure. For example, pressure regulator are used for city/urban gas transmission or distribution system which supply natural gas for residential or other industry facilities, gas boiler, gas kiln, gas generator, heat burner, etc.