PSVs, often and in most countries, come under statutory laws and need to be tested at regular intervals, varying from 6 months to 1 / 2 years.
Often there are two PSVs installed on the same vessel, column, steam drum, horton sphere with isolation to meet statutory obligations.
Now, PSVs do pass during service and if the loss is acceptable or within limits, say hydro-carbon being flared or steam being released to atmosphere, could be tolerated, life goes on.
PSVs are meant to actuate / pop in an over-pressure situation and to test each of them after such an event is gross!
Unless, it is statutory, of course.
DHURJATI SEN