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What is the typical pressure applied in tower compression tests, in kilograms?

2015-07-19View Original

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What pressure is generally used for leak detection by using a tower press?
Reply #22015-07-19
During the leak testing and pressure testing of the device, the pressure must not exceed the design pressure of the equipment.
Reply #32015-07-19
Water pressure: 1.5 times the operating pressure. Air pressure: 1.2 times the operating pressure
Reply #42015-07-19
The tower’s tolerance pressure is 8 kilograms; does that mean 9.6 kilograms is required when inflating it?
Reply #52015-07-19
Yes, the pressure drop needs to be recorded after suppression
Reply #62015-07-19
Will there be problems if the pressure is too high? Why is it necessary to keep a record of blood pressure reductions?
Reply #72015-07-19
Check the airtightness of the tower; there are no issues. Generally, the water pressure of the equipment at the time of leaving the factory is up to the design pressure
Reply #82015-07-19
Ours is 1.15 times the operating pressure; just make sure it doesn’t exceed the design pressure!
Reply #92015-07-20
The pressure during normal production.
Reply #102015-07-20
The negative pressure during normal operation is 1000 pascals

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