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Regarding pipeline pressure

2015-09-20View Original

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Recently, due to financial constraints, I took on a project to renovate a gas station. As I don’t have any expertise in this area, I have a few questions: What I don’t understand at the moment is related to the pressure testing of pipes. How is a gas pressure test conducted? After reviewing the official acceptance specifications for petrochemical pipelines, I found that no such detailed information is available. What is the design pressure for pipes in regular gas stations? Looking forward to an answer!
Reply #22015-09-21
When conducting a pipeline airtightness test, the pressure must not exceed 1.1 times the pipeline’s design pressure! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Reply #32015-09-21
What should the design pressure be?
Reply #42015-09-21
If metal pipes are to undergo a pressure test, this standard can be followed.

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