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How to analyze equipment frost cracking?

2015-11-03View Original

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There is a leak in the equipment; it is suspected that this is caused by freezing expansion due to the failure to completely drain the medium in winter. Are there any scientific methods that can be used to analyze this?
Reply #22015-11-04
What is it being analyzed? Analyze the causes of crack formation? What medium is inside?
Reply #32015-11-04
If it hasn’t been emptied completely, that means there isn’t much left, so freezing expansion and cracking should not occur. Radial expansion in the diameter direction must occur, right?
Reply #42015-11-04
Generally, the faults are irregular. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Reply #52015-11-06
If it’s not emptied completely, freezing cracks won’t occur, as there is enough space for the medium to expand.

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