How to Conduct a Hydrostatic Test on Ductile Iron Pipe
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- Опубліковано 11 кві 2019
- After a pipeline is installed it will need to be tested for proper assembly. In this episode of Iron Strong Jerry Regula explains how to conduct a successful hydrostatic test of ductile iron pipe, and gives some tips on common problems during the test.
As pipe joints expand under pressure people often think they have a leak. JR teaches us how to overcome this issue.
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Thanks, Mr. J. Regula very useful information you provided I was searching for hydrostatic testing video. Your video was most useful for me. I am a mechanical Technician in Pump sections in Saudi Arabia. I expect more useful videos from you.
You are very welcome. Thank you for the compliment. We have a lot of new videos planned for this year. Please keep watching.
Very informative; thank you Soooo much
You're welcome.
thank you for guidance.
Happy it was useful. Are there other topics you are interested in learning more about? Thanks.
Thanks for this vedio keep it up dude
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Very helpful thank u boss I like u .....god bless u boss......thanks
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Good video. This drop in pressure (while hydrotesting) due to joint movement is only in DI pipes but not in CS pipes.
Thanks.
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Very good Job sir love you from Pakistan
Thank you for watching, and may all your hydrostatic tests be leak free.
Explain more about how trapped air acts in a pressurized line
Here is a great blog about just that by one of our product engineers, Ken Rickvalsky.
www.mcwaneductile.com/blog/hydrostatic-testing-of-ductile-iron-pipe-the-diagnostic-version/
Thanks for watching and thanks for your question.
Very nice sir
Happy you enjoyed it. Please look at our other videos.
From where are you
I work in same field
We make our pipe in three foundries, Coshocton OH, Phillipsburg NJ and Provo UT. Jerry is one of our talented product engineers. He travels all over America and Canada, and sometimes further, to provide training to our customers and help them successfully complete their projects.
Is the makeup water being added to the line during the test to maintain test pressure over the two hours?
Thanks for your question. The answer is no. Makeup water is only added & evaluated AFTER the completion of the specified testing time frame. Makeup water is generally how you gauge if there is an active leak or not. There should be nothing added and no pump action occurring during the test period itself.
Hello, I really liked your video and setup for the hydro test. Do you have a checklist or BOM for the procurement of setup? I have a small scale testing where my prove test pressure is 30,000 psi. It will be a great help if you can guide me in procuring the apparatus. Thank you!
Hii
Sorry, we don't have any advice for testing to 30,000 psi. Thanks for watching.
My wife is angry because I used all the makeup water.
Thank goodness it's almost Christmas and you can get her some more.
How to calculate based on pipe size and what to consider?
Be sure to subscribe to our channel as we will be covering this subject in a future video.
I would like to share our experience to your team.
Thanks
Thanks for watching. You can contact us at our website McWaneDuctile.com
I hope your experience was positive.
Thank for sharing your experience, but i am also can all hydrotest process,low medium and high pressurable line,like as 15 to 400 bar(psi) i did complete,
From Bangladesh
Please suggest me how to test hydrostatic tube for PSI 2,200!
We follow testing procedures outlined by the AWWA. Testing to 2200 PSI is not part of that process. Thanks
Cool thanks. Good luck with your work in Bangladesh.
Firstly thanks for ur video! I have to test PSI 2,200 for 16 cylinders racking tubes line. I m looking for the jet pumb in Myanmar. But it is rare to find here. Please, suggest me for our problem! thanks.
Sorry, I don't understand your question. Feel free to try again. Thanks for watching.
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Thanks for watching!
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Thank you! Cheers!
Explain about the test set up in detail.
Below you will find a link to our tip sheet on the Hydrostatic testing process. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching.
www.mcwaneductile.com/upl/downloads/tip-sheets/preparing-for-a-hydrostatic-pressure-test-tip-sheet.pdf
bagus
Thanks for watching
How about testing tr extreme.
Thanks for watching. The TR Extreme is not our product. You'll have to reach out to the manufacturer for the specific requirements of that joint.
hi, currently i have this situation, i only have about 4m length of straight pipe, and am required to do pressure test of 150psi for 24 hours by the client, the pressure always drop after 1-2 hours but i cannot find any leak. i am told by my supplier for static pressure test the pressure cannot hold for 24 hours. is there any method to solve this issue? please advise thx
I am facing the same issue. Have you resolved it ?? Please guide how ?
used flange with lowest and highest point connection and always consider the temperature during hydrotesting,stainless are more affected due to temperature condition,if you are using Hydrotesting Chart you will see like a heart beat up and down and that is normal.
I know this is old but always fill from the lowest point and always vent from the highest point and like the guy in the bottom said depending on the material that the equipment will be tested temperature has to do a lot .. the colder it is it will drop on the gauge the hotter it is the gauge pressure will go up. Double check all bolted valves flanges and other components that where touched and not touched and always wear a faceshield when hydrotesting equipment.
Thanks to j m for their good advice in the comments.
You probably have trapped air; try flushing the line with very rapidly flowing water. Let the water set for a few hours to let the air bubbles to settle. Always put a blow off on your gauge assembly and put it on the top or highest point of the pipe. Might help if you put a 90 degree bend fitting on the test end as well.
Airs volume becomes half as its pressure goes up. Waters volume stays the same.
There is an inverse relationship between gas pressure and volume known as Boyle's Law. That's why it's so important to remove air from your line. It will effect results and can be dangerous.
@@McWaneDuctilePipe agreed. It can also affect flow, and cause damage.
How can I finh H in equation Q
Sorry, I do not understand your question. Could you provide some more information please?
That's an equation to find the allowable waterloss per hour.
L=pipe length in Km.
D=pipe diameter
H=average test head over length of pipeline
under test, in metres
I don't know how to find H.
Thanks
what is make up water ?
When hydrostatic testing a pipeline, it is the amount of water it takes to regain initial test pressure (assuming it has dropped) after specific amount of time. If you require more make up water to regain the pressure level than you would expect for your test setup, this can be an indication of a leak in your pipeline. Thanks for watching.
Yah line isliye
Thanks for tuning in.
2 in 1
Air test + water presure test
=Comosiouning test √
Check√
Sorry, I don't understand your post. But thanks for watching.
Damn you guys test each stick before you put em in?
Yes indeed. Per AWWA C151 (Ductile Iron Pipe, Centrifugally Cast) each pipe receives its own hydrostatic test during the production process of at least 500-psi.
Mc wane ductile...why Don't you guys work in Bangladesh,we have many pipeline projects going on...can i have your contact e-mail id?
You can find contact information on our web page McWaneDuctile.com
Glad to hear that Bangladesh is continuing to grow stronger.
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Your video is not clear
Something wrong
Sorry you had a problem with the video. Is there a question we can answer for you? Thanks for watching.
please explain in in hindi
आपकी रूचि के लिए धन्यवाद। हम अपने अंग्रेजी उपशीर्षक में सुधार कर रहे हैं, जिससे उम्मीद है कि वीडियो का अनुवाद बेहतर होगा। हम अपने कई हिंदी भाषी दर्शकों के लिए आभारी हैं, लेकिन दुख की बात है कि फिलहाल हम केवल ऑटो-अनुवादित उपशीर्षक प्रदान कर सकते हैं। आपका दिन अच्छा रहे।
lololol This guy still uses Ashcroft gauges. If it's not a Crystal I don't even want your numbers gtfo
Thanks for the tip. We will look into using Crystal gauges in future videos.
I test a lot in the North East US and very few liquid mainline pipeline operators I work for will accept the Crystal gauges. I have no idea why. I just outfitted a new test trailer. There's about $8k in dead weights, chart recorder and all the damn Swagelok crap to hook it all together. OR one Crystal gauge will do the same for about $2k and basically no swagelok stuff. Not to mention pulling everything out of the trailer to get certified every 6 months. Crystal set-up is nice.
Why on God's green earth would you need a $1,000+ gauge for a relatively low pressure water line test? This is an instructional video for hydrotesting ductile iron water mains, a typical test is 225psi for 2 hours. It's not rocket science and guys have been doing it with success forever.