Current Status of Gas Pipeline Pressure Testing at Home and Abroad
Wang Hong-ju
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Wang Hong-ju
Abstract
This paper addresses the current pressure testing technology and developing trends of gas transmission pipelines. It gives a summary of hydrostatic testing provisions of several standards in common use and makes a statistical analysis on ensuring safe operation of gas pipeline with high pressure, offers pressure-volume curve method to control test pressure, which not only is able to reach higher test pressure, but also avoid the permanent pipeline deformation.
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This paper addresses the current pressure testing technology and developing trends of gas transmission pipelines. It gives a summary of hydrostatic testing provisions of several standards in common use and makes a statistical analysis on ensuring safe operation of gas pipeline with high pressure, offers pressure-volume curve method to control test pressure, which not only is able to reach higher test pressure, but also avoid the permanent pipeline deformation.
Key concepts: Hydrostatic test, Pipeline (software), Engineering, Current (fluid), Gas pipeline, Pipeline transport, Hydrostatic pressure, Petroleum engineering