A pressure regulator is a device that automatically reduces and maintains a consistent pressure level in a fluid (liquid or gas) system. It ensures that downstream pressure remains stable regardless of variations in upstream pressure or changes in flow rate. This is important in various applications, including: 1. **Gas Supply Systems**: In systems like natural gas or propane for heating or cooking, a pressure regulator ensures that the gas is delivered at a safe and usable pressure, preventing fluctuations that could be hazardous.
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