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Air Release Valve

Category: Drip Irrigation Components

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An air release valve is used in irrigation pipelines to automatically remove trapped air from the system. It helps improve water flow, reduce air blockage, protect pipes from pressure surges, and support stable operation in drip, sprinkler, and pressurized irrigation networks.

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An air release valve is an important protection device used in drip irrigation, sprinkler irrigation, and pressurized water pipelines to automatically remove trapped air from the system. Air can enter irrigation pipelines during filling, pump operation, draining, pipe leakage, water turbulence, or when the system starts and stops. If this air is not removed, it can create air pockets that block water movement, reduce flow, disturb pressure, and cause uneven irrigation.

The air release valve is usually installed vertically at high points, pump outlets, filter stations, mainlines, submains, and long pipeline sections where air is likely to collect. Inside the valve, a float mechanism rises and falls according to the water level. When air enters the valve chamber, the float drops and opens the air outlet, allowing trapped air to escape. When water fills the chamber again, the float rises and closes the outlet, preventing water from leaking out.

In irrigation systems, air release valves help improve hydraulic performance and system safety. They reduce the risk of air blockage, pressure surges, water hammer, unstable flow, pipe vibration, and possible pipe damage. They also support more uniform water distribution in drip tape, drip pipes, emitters, sprinklers, and micro-irrigation systems.

This product is useful for farms, greenhouses, orchards, nurseries, pump stations, filter units, and long irrigation pipelines. It is also valuable for teaching and demonstration because it clearly shows why irrigation systems need air control, not only water control.

Before purchase or installation, users should confirm the final supplier specifications, including connection size, working pressure, minimum sealing pressure, air release capacity, material type, float mechanism, installation position, and compatibility with the irrigation system.

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Technical Material Information

Manufacturer / Producer
Netafim™ — final model and technical specifications to be confirmed from the official supplier data sheet.
Brand
Netafim
Manufacturer Note
Final supplier specifications to be confirmed. Please verify connection size, pressure rating, air release capacity, material type, float mechanism, and installation position from the official manufacturer data sheet before use.
Material
UV-resistant polypropylene / engineering plastic body with float mechanism and rubber seal
Pipe / Tape Diameter
½" / ¾" / 1" / 1½" / 2" connection options — supplier model to be confirmed
Connection Type
1 inch threaded vertical connection for irrigation mainline air release
Working Pressure
0.2–10 bar / 3–145 psi — supplier model to be confirmed
Flow Rate
Air discharge capacity varies by valve size and pressure — supplier model to be confirmed
Application
Automatic air removal from drip irrigation, sprinkler systems, mainlines, pump outlets, filter stations, and high pipeline points.
Product Group / Sub-Group
Valves and Pressure Control
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