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Why cannot air pressure be used in place of water pressure for pressure testing of water supply pipes, as specified in CJJ 101-2004 Technical Code for Buried Polyethylene Water Supply Pipes?

2016-11-22View Original

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Why cannot air pressure be used in place of water pressure for pressure testing of water supply pipes according to the CJJ 101-2004 Technical Specifications for Buried Polyethylene Water Supply Pipes? I seek advice from experts
Reply #22016-11-23
Under the same pressure, gases store more energy than liquids, and that can lead to an explosion.

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