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How to conduct a vacuum pumping test for the vacuum tower of a newly built atmospheric and vacuum distillation unit

2020-06-25View Original

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1. Before conducting the vacuum pumping test, is it necessary to install blind flanges on each valve, or is it sufficient to simply close the valves? 2. During the test, once a vacuum level of 98% is achieved, how should the vacuum pumping system be stopped?
Reply #22020-06-27
In my opinion, it’s not necessary to apply blind flanges to every valve; instead, blind flanges should be used at each process section, which also allows for testing the sealing performance of the valves in each section; Generally, pressure relief is done by slowly releasing it through the bypass of the vacuum unit
Reply #32020-07-03
Vacuum test? We are conducting pressure tests
Reply #42020-07-04
The vacuum distillation tower requires pressurization followed by vacuum testing
Reply #52020-07-06
In principle, a blind flange should be used for isolation in order to conduct a vacuum test and prevent leaks inside the valve; after vacuuming is completed, the valve should be closed and the equipment shut down. Observe whether the decrease in vacuum level is within the acceptable range.

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