imatasb
Chemical
- Jul 17, 2003
- 32
Dear colleagues,
I have recently seen a procedure for hydro test of atmospheric vats saying that they need to be filled with water and then remain filled for 24 hours.
In my case the vessel is 90 m3 316L vessel. The vessel was designed according to AD2000 and has a design pressure of 50 mbarg.
Could someone advise on the required time for the hydro test, 24 hour seems a very long time to me.
My experience with pipes has always been to keep the lines pressurized for 60 minutes. Again this was a procedure. Could someone also confirm the required time for pipework pressure test?
Regards
I have recently seen a procedure for hydro test of atmospheric vats saying that they need to be filled with water and then remain filled for 24 hours.
In my case the vessel is 90 m3 316L vessel. The vessel was designed according to AD2000 and has a design pressure of 50 mbarg.
Could someone advise on the required time for the hydro test, 24 hour seems a very long time to me.
My experience with pipes has always been to keep the lines pressurized for 60 minutes. Again this was a procedure. Could someone also confirm the required time for pipework pressure test?
Regards