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Valve on/off inspection

2015-08-27View Original

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If one wants to test the performance and tightness of a valve after it has been closed, and the gas/liquid phases on both sides are identical, how can this be done?
Reply #22015-08-27
Do you want to check the seal integrity of the valve seat? Close the valve, apply soap bubbles to the end without the medium, or use a copper tube to lead it into water and check if bubbles appear; if no bubbles appear, it means the valve is leak-free. If the medium is on the other side, simply repeat the process in the opposite direction.
Reply #32015-08-28
Thank you for the reply. But what if both sides are also liquid-phase pipes?
Reply #42015-09-01
Thank you for the reply. But what if both sides are also liquid-phase pipes?
Reply #52015-10-08
One can only listen to the sound, or measure the data flow

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