【Principles for estimating leakage rates in closed systems? 】Seeking help

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This post was last edited by lzl07151301 on 2016-4-13 at 10:43 :) Are there any formulas or guidelines for estimating the total leakage of system flanges, joints, and other sealing types, or for making such estimates based on the amount of water in the system?

Reply #22016-04-13

HJ/T169-2004 \"Technical Guidelines for Environmental Risk Assessment of Construction Projects\" – take a look at this

Reply #32016-04-13

The original poster can check page P949 of Volume 1 of the \"Chemical Process Design Manual\"; it contains information on the estimation of leakage amounts

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