【Discussion Thread 35】Can pressure vessels be connected together for joint pressurization?
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This post was last edited by kareale88 on 2019-4-9 at 11:34, with bk12.jpg【Discussion Thread 35】: Can pressure vessels manufactured by the same factory be connected together for pressure testing? Can containers with the same test pressure, test type, and container material be connected together for pressure testing? If possible, what precautions or procedures should be taken into account? It seems to be like a complete set of equipment.
There’s no problem; no special procedures are required.
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It’s possible, but it’s better if the equipment is more automated. Relying solely on pressurization techniques and having the workers carry them out can be a bit dangerous.
Yes, this requires a sophisticated manufacturing process, along with on-site guidance regarding quality assurance. What is the meaning of automating equipment to some extent?
Nothing much;P, the equipment has a high degree of automation!
The hydraulic testing of pressure vessels should be notified to the inspection authority in advance, and the inspection personnel are supposed to be present as required, but they generally don’t show up.
There is no standard that prohibits such an operation.
When conducting a hydrostatic test on several devices together, it is essential to ensure that each device is filled with water, and the pressure should be maintained for a sufficient length of time to allow for proper inspection.