Are you under ASME codes ?
For that you may refer the ASME standards say B31 series as applicable
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check the standards, the hydrotest (if I remember, is 1.5 times the rated pressure if not covered specifically). But not in business for this area (Pressure vessels) for a long long time
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It depends on what code the piping system was designed and built to.
For instance, with the popular ASME B31.3 (2008) paragraph 345.4.2
When the design temperature is greater than the test temperature -
PT = 1.5(P)(Rr)
Where:
P = internal design gage pressure
PT = minimum test gage pressure
Rr = ratio of ST/S for pipe or components without established ratings, but shall not exceed 6.5 OR = ratio of the component pressure rating at the test temperature to the component pressure rating at the component design temperature for components with established ratings, but shall not exceed 6.5
S = allowable stress value at component design
temperature (see Table A-1)
ST = allowable stress value at test temperature
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