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Hydrostatic Test Service

CIS team provides hydrostatic testing services to test the integrity of your pressure equipment. Before being placed into service any pressurized equipment is required to be pressure tested. Examples of equipment requiring hydrotesting testing services are:

  • Process Piping
  • Pipelines
  • Boilers
  • Pressure Vessels
  • Storage Tanks

Each type of equipment is subject to specific codes and inspections before it is placed into service. CIS will work with you to ensure the hydrostatic pipe testing process is executed safely and to the correct standards. Complete and accurate documentation will be produced and handed over to the required parties.

Our expert team of can respond rapidly to your request to provide equipment and perform hydrostatic testing. Safety and quality are at the forefront during hydrotesting activities. All hydrostatic tests performed by our team include a hydrotest tree with a certified gauge and relief valve to prevent over pressurization of the equipment.

Hydrostatic test FAQ

What is hydrostatic testing service?
A hydrostatic test is a way in which equipment such as pipelines, boilers, pressure vessels, and tanks can be tested for strength and leaks by pressurizing the system with water. Hydrostatic testing is the most common method employed for verifying the integrity of piping and pressure equipment.
What is the hydrostatic test steps?
Each type of equipment will be subject to a specific procedure. An overview of the generic steps involved in hydrotesting are: Fill the vessel or pipe system with a liquid, usually water, and ensure all air is vented out of the system. Pressurize the system to the appropriate test pressure (calculated in advance based on system design details). Test the pressure tightness by isolating the liquid supply valve and observing whether there is pressure loss. Identify the location of a leak through visual inspection. Hold the system at test pressure for a predetermined period of time once system is confirmed to be leak free. Upon completion of a successful test, drain the system and complete all required paperwork and test certificates.