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Pressure testing

01/21/2009 5:05 AM

I am pressure testing some (new) cylinder bottles for my client, what should be the next testing date ? Which standards would i referenced?

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Re: Pressure testing

01/21/2009 7:12 AM

In most areas is govern by state regulations. Look there.

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Re: Pressure testing

01/26/2009 6:42 AM

Check out recent insurance examination records on each vessel. The Engineer/Surveyor for the insurance company will have used a particular standard appropriate to the country of interest. There will be contact details on the report, and a telephone call might be the next step.

Why are in-house tests being done in the absence of the insurance company's Engineer/surveyor? What purpose do they serve?

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