For a high-pressure reactor with an operating pressure of 33 kilograms, how should a hydrostatic test be carried out after it is purchased and brought to the site?

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For a high-pressure reactor with an operating pressure of 33 kilograms, how should a hydrostatic test be carried out after it is purchased and brought to the site? I suspect that the machine seals provided by the manufacturer for us are not the right ones; they’re not high-pressure seals

Reply #22019-09-07

The quality certificate provided by the manufacturer must include information on hydrostatic testing, along with data and pressure rise and fall curves.

Reply #32019-09-08

After installation, a hydrostatic test must be conducted before it can be put into operation. Run a test with water.

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