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Discussion on ammonia leak testing for heat exchangers

2015-11-16View Original

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Regarding the three testing methods mentioned in HG/T20584-2011, if the third method is used for testing, the document only specifies that the test pressure should be 1.05 times the design pressure; so, does this design pressure refer to the shell side or the tube side?
Reply #22015-11-16
It should be the side with higher pressure that is followed
Reply #32015-11-16
An ammonia leakage test is conducted on the shell side, with the test pressure being 1.05 times the design pressure of the shell side; of course, it’s the shell side that is under test.
Reply #42015-11-16
Since it is about detecting leakage points, this area is subject to two types of pressure. Naturally, it is necessary to consider the performance under severe conditions; therefore, the pressure on the highest side should still be chosen; If one side is under negative pressure, then the test pressure should be the effective sum of the pressures on both sides

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