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For steel atmospheric open sedimentation tanks used in water treatment, is it necessary to perform flaw detection on these tanks in accordance with standards?

2022-11-14View Original

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For steel atmospheric open sedimentation tanks used in water treatment, is it necessary to perform flaw detection on these tanks in accordance with standards? Is it sufficient if the leak test is successful when filling it with water?
Reply #22022-11-15
What are the design standards for the drawings? Just take a look and you’ll know if it’s necessary. I think it’s not required to conduct flaw detection, as long as there are no leaks

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