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Problems with the hydrostatic testing of heat exchange tubes

2018-08-27View Original

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This post was last edited by jizhanwei22 on 2018-8-27 at 11:38. The heat exchange tubes (TA2) of a heat exchanger (Class I) were not subjected to a hydraulic test before leaving the factory; only an underwater airtightness test at 0.7 MPa was carried out. What will the local pressure vessel inspection agency do in this situation?
Reply #22018-08-27
What are the material standards required for these heat exchange tubes?
Reply #32018-08-27
For details, see NBT 47019-2011 \"Technical Requirements for Ordering Tubes for Boilers and Heat Exchangers – Part 8: Non-ferrous Metals, Titanium and Titanium Alloys\"

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