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    This document provides charts for pre-testing and main testing of underground HDPE pipes. The pre-test involves filling the pipe with water over 1.5 hours for three cycles and holding the pressure for 6 hours while maintaining the test pressure. The main test pressure is 85% of the test pressure and is held for 6 hours, then released over 30 minutes and reduced to 1 bar. Both tests are for pipes over 100 meters in length and involve monitoring pressure over time to check for leaks.

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    This document provides charts for pre-testing and main testing of underground HDPE pipes. The pre-test involves filling the pipe with water over 1.5 hours for three cycles and holding the pressure for 6 hours while maintaining the test pressure. The main test pressure is 85% of the test pressure and is held for 6 hours, then released over 30 minutes and reduced to 1 bar. Both tests are for pipes over 100 meters in length and involve monitoring pressure over time to check for leaks.

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    This document provides charts for pre-testing and main testing of underground HDPE pipes. The pre-test involves filling the pipe with water over 1.5 hours for three cycles and holding the pressure for 6 hours while maintaining the test pressure. The main test pressure is 85% of the test pressure and is held for 6 hours, then released over 30 minutes and reduced to 1 bar. Both tests are for pipes over 100 meters in length and involve monitoring pressure over time to check for leaks.

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    Hydrotest Chart PDF

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    This document provides charts for pre-testing and main testing of underground HDPE pipes. The pre-test involves filling the pipe with water over 1.5 hours for three cycles and holding the pressure for 6 hours while maintaining the test pressure. The main test pressure is 85% of the test pressure and is held for 6 hours, then released over 30 minutes and reduced to 1 bar. Both tests are for pipes over 100 meters in length and involve monitoring pressure over time to check for leaks.

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    UNDERGROUND HDPE PIPE HYDROTEST CHART

    1. Pre-Test Chart

    20 Bar

    15 Bar Test Pressure (Example)

    10 Bar

    5 Bar

    0 Bar

    0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Hour

    Filling #1 1 Hr 30 min Filling #2 1 Hr 30 min Filling #3 1 Hr Holding Time and maintained to restore the test pressure 6 Hrs

    *Water filling can not more than 2 l/s.


    *Pre-Test pressure is depend to the pipe temperature and refer to chart in the attached procedure.
    *During 6 hours pre-test periode, pressure must be maintained to the test pressure.
    *This chart is for pipe with length more than 100 meter.

    2. Main Test Chart

    20 Bar

    15 Bar
    Test Pressure (Example) x 0.85
    12.75 Bar
    10 Bar

    5 Bar

    0 Bar

    0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Hour

    Holding Time Main Test 6 Hrs Release 30 min Release pressure to 1 bar

    *Main Test pressure is depend to the pipe temperature and refer to chart in the attached procedure.
    *This chart is for pipe with length more than 100 meter.

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