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Dec 28, 2012
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How do most people carry out wet pressure testing on plastic pipework, what pressure do you usualy take it up to? Is it higher than the 1.5 times working pressure that copper pipework is tested to.
 
id never try 18, regs recomend 1.5 times max working pressure , (usually works out @ 4.5 bar)
 
How do most people carry out wet pressure testing on plastic pipework, what pressure do you usualy take it up to? Is it higher than the 1.5 times working pressure that copper pipework is tested to.
just ramp it up.... give it some..no leaks/... sound.
 
Am i missing a point by the way lads with air testing ? Sorry to hijack a thread but i read somwhere sombody saying i wouldnt wanna air test to 4 bar i use water much safer. But surely 4 bar is 4 bar weather it be air or water ? Fittings will blow off the same would they not ?
 
Thinking about it used to put co2 lines in pubs and clubs that was all jonh guest push fit ! That eases my thinking a little bit !
 

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