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PN700 pipeline hydrostatic test

2011-01-25View Original

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We have a DN700 pipeline here with a design pressure of 0.6 Mpa and a length of 230 meters; it needs to undergo a pressure test. We only have a small air compressor with a capacity of 0.9 m³/min. After working on it for a whole day, the pressure reached only 0.2 Mpa. How can we carry out this pressure test? What other methods are there besides using an air compressor?
Reply #22011-01-26
Compressed air can be used; it usually has a pressure of around 8 kilograms, which is sufficient
Reply #32011-01-26
The pressure of ordinary air compressors is 6 kilograms, and their flow rate is too low; for applications requiring higher pressure at larger pipe diameters, compressed air supplied by industrial air compressor units or larger compressors can be used, such as those used in long-distance pipelines.
Reply #42011-01-27
The design pressure is 0.6 Mpa; the test pressure should be 0.69 Mpa. Moreover, with a height of only 230 meters, compressed air is sufficient. Using air compressors would be too expensive, making it uneconomical.
Reply #52011-01-27
Buy a high-pressure nitrogen cylinder for inflation and pressure testing

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