At what PSI is the intermediate pressure regulated?

The intermediate pressure in a system is designed to be regulated at a specific range to ensure optimal performance and safety. In many industry standards and guidelines, the intermediate pressure is often set around 50 PSI with an acceptable tolerance of plus or minus 3 PSI. This means that the pressure can vary between 47 PSI and 53 PSI, allowing for slight fluctuations while still maintaining a consistent operational pressure.

Setting the intermediate pressure at 50 PSI is common because it balances efficiency with safety. It provides adequate pressure for various uses without exceeding levels that could potentially lead to safety risks or system failures. This pressure point reflects a balance that allows for consistent operation and compatibility with various equipment and components designed to function effectively within this range.