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Reasons for leakage during pressure testing of ball valves

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What are the reasons for leakage during pressure testing of ball valves?
Reply #22016-12-03
That means the valve isn’t closing properly; there is a problem with the fit between the valve seat and the sealing surface.
Reply #32016-12-03
If there is a leak in the valve body, it is due to a problem with the valve body itself; if there is a leak at the middle flange, it is caused by the gasket or bolts. A leak at the valve stem is resulting from issues with the packing or bolts at that location. High-pressure leaks are caused by problems with the sealing surfaces, while low-pressure leaks are due to issues with the springs. Each issue needs to be analyzed on its own
Reply #42016-12-03
If there is a leak in the valve body, it’s due to a problem with the valve body itself; if there is a leak at the middle flange, it’s caused by the gasket or bolts. A leak at the valve stem is resulting from issues with the packing or bolts there. High-pressure leaks are caused by problems with the sealing surfaces, while low-pressure leaks are due to problems with the springs. It’s necessary to analyze each specific issue individually. Great answer – very detailed. Learned something new

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