Reactor bottom seal test: what is the difference between air pressure and water pressure?

2018-03-18View Original

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Reactor bottom seal test: what is the difference between air pressure and water pressure?

Reply #22018-03-20

Air pressure and water pressure fall under strength tests; the pressure applied is higher than the design pressure, with the water pressure being 1.5 times the design value. Whether air pressure is permissible depends on the design specifications. Airtightness is a leakage test; achieving the design pressure is sufficient.

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