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What is the hydraulic test value in this case?

2008-01-14View Original

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The vacuum vessel is designed for a pressure of -0.1 Mpa; usually, hydraulic tests are conducted at a pressure of 0.125 Mpa. But today, an experienced engineer suggested that a water pressure of around 0.3 Mpa should be used for the tests. I’m not sure what the standard is in this regard
Reply #22008-01-15
Don’t listen to rumors; they’re not true. Then you didn’t ask him for the reason at that time?
Reply #32008-01-15
Aren’t there standards? Just follow the standards. What anyone says doesn’t count.
Reply #42008-01-17
0.125, if calculated as 0. 3You need to verify it.
Reply #52008-01-17
I wonder if your pressure gauges are that accurate? It’s usually two decimal places, I guess.

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