hydrotesting using water
hydrotesting using water
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I have a question we are working in a Hydrogen unit tying into existing CS piping and the ITP calls for water, should we be using bottled water with a PH between 6.5-8.5 instead of water from a plant hydrant? The concern I have is if all the water is not drained out and the water is left behind in the process piping could it cause cracking or possible explosion is chlorides are left in the piping?





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Also, the HAZs next to welds are usually right at the yield strength of the material if left as-welded.
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