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Regarding the connection of safety valve pipelines

2009-02-01View Original

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When installing a bypass line for a safety valve, how should the pressure test of the pipeline be carried out? If there is backpressure behind the safety valve, can’t we add more weep holes?
Reply #22009-02-01
If there is backpressure, then tears probably aren’t needed, right? A weep hole is meant to prevent things like rainwater from entering the drainage pipe, right? I don’t know the answer to the first question: L
Reply #32009-02-02
First, without installing the safety valve, block the outlet to conduct a pressure test; then install the safety valve and test it at the designed pressure
Reply #42009-02-03
The opening pressure setting of the safety valve is definitely lower than the design pressure of the container; therefore, if a leak test is conducted at the design pressure, the safety valve will release pressure before that pressure is reached……

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