【HVAC Version】Daily Question 20171102
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This post was last edited by hesonchang214 on 2017-11-8 09:42. Fill in the blank: An open-tank water tank is used for a (full-water) test, while a closed tank (vessel) is used for a ( ), and the test results must comply with the design requirements and specifications. During the water filling test, observation is carried out to ensure no leakage; in the hydrostatic test, the pressure remains stable for () minutes at the test pressure, with no leakage occurring. Answer: Hydrostatic test 10
Open-tank water tanks are subjected to a full-water test, while closed tanks (vessels) are subjected to a hydrostatic pressure test; the results of these tests must comply with the design requirements and relevant specifications. During the water filling test, observation is carried out to ensure no leakage; in the hydrostatic test, the pressure remains stable for (10) minutes at the test pressure, with no leakage occurring.
Open-tank water tanks are subjected to a full-water test, while closed tanks (vessels) are subjected to a hydrostatic pressure test; the results of these tests must comply with the design requirements and relevant specifications. During the water filling test, observation is carried out to ensure no leakage; in the hydrostatic test, the pressure remains stable for (10) minutes at the test pressure, with no leakage occurring.
Hydraulic test 0.3MPa 10