depressurization valve

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• negative pressure relief valve — A relief valve in an aircraft pressurization system that prevents the pressure in the cabin from becoming lower than the ambient outside pressure. The cabin air pressure safety valve combines functions of over pressure relief valve, vacuum relief …   Aviation dictionary

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